This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: According to F5’s SOL14455, SFP NICs on this OS version may cause a broadcast / multicast loop. Manual Remediation Steps: Review your settings to determine if this is an actual issue on your system. Please read SOL14455. How does this […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni. The alert applies to Check Point firewalls, F5 Load Balancers, and any other Unix-based device. Description: Some file systems have reached a high usage of inodes. To learn more about inodes, please read the Wikipedia entry. SOL12263 also has a reference to this (for F5©). Affected File […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: This device is part of an Active-Active HA configuration without an additional standby device. This is contrary to F5’s recommendations on the matter. Manual Remediation Steps: Add a standby member to the HA group. How does this alert work? indeni automatically determines when certain devices […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Some of the device’s VPN peers are not responding to VPN traffic. Affected VPN Peers VPN peer 191.119.141.40 is currently not responding Manual Remediation Steps: The VPN peer is not responding to VPN traffic. Please check network connectivity and contact the administrator of the VPN […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: The F5 unicast failover IP must be the same as the self IP for failover to work. Versions prior to 11.3.0 did not enforce this. For more information read note #398067 in the 11.4.0 release notes. Manual Remediation Steps: Update […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: For sync to work across device groups, you must ensure all devices are in the same trust domain. For more information on this, read SOL13946. Manual Remediation Steps: At this device to the correct trust domain. Under Device Management, look for Device Trust. How does […]

NOTE: This sample alert is provided for F5 devices. indeni supports a similar alert for Palo Alto Networks firewalls, see DOC-7857. This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Preemption in clustering means that if this device’s health is degraded and there’s a fail over in the cluster to another member, and then […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: This F5 device is licensed to handle up to 200 SSL transactions per second. It is currently handling 190 SSL transactions per second. Manual Remediation Steps: Review your settings and devices to determine if more licenses need to be purchased or you should change the configurations […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: The logging database keys have been altered more than 60 minutes ago and have not been reverted to the default settings yet. Excessive logging for long periods of time may impact performance and stability. Altered BigDB Logging Keys: log.arp.level (Default: Warning) log.config.level (Default: Error) Manual […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Node availability issue detected. Please see additional information below. Affected nodes: 10.10.16.20 (/Common/10.10.16.20) – the URL “/alivetest” returned error code 404. Manual Remediation Steps: You should inspect the node availability state and act according to it’s status. For help on how monitoring of nodes works, […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: This device has provisioning settings that differ from other devices it is syncing with. To ensure optimal operation these must be the same. The current provisioning settings on this device are: * Local Traffic (LTM®) – Nominal * WAN Optimization (WOM) – Nominal indeni will […]

This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Some network interfaces or ports have gone from “working” to “not working”, some network traffic may be lost. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as such. Affected Network Interfaces or […]