Why do active interfaces showing a status if "Inactive" on the Data Aggregator?
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Why do active interfaces showing a status if "Inactive" on the Data Aggregator?

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Article ID: 32383

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CA Infrastructure Management CA Performance Management - Usage and Administration

Issue/Introduction

Question:  

Why do active interfaces showing a status if "Inactive" on the Data Aggregator and the SNMP Poll Rate is set to "true-null" ?

 

 

Environment

Release: IMDAGG99000-2.5-Infrastructure Management-Data Aggregator
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Resolution

Answer: 

In this scenario the SNMP Poll Rate for a device's interfaces will be set to "true-null"  if the network interfaces monitoring profile, or some variation of that profile, was associated to the collection that owned the device, and then it was subsequently dis-associated with the collection.

As a result, the interfaces will be there but they will all be set to inactive and not be polled.  To resolve, simply add the device(s) back into a collection that we know the network interfaces monitoring profile is applied to.  Or, you can put them in a new collection and apply the network interfaces monitoring profile.  You will then see the SNMP Poll Rate change from "true-null" back to whatever the poll rate is for the device