Table 5-5 Configuration Tasks
LMS 3.2 Task Name
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LMS 3.2 Navigation
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LMS 4.0 Navigation
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Description
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Polling and Thresholds Tasks
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Managing Polling Parameters
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Polling and Thresholds > Polling Parameters
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Monitor > Fault Settings: Setup > Polling Parameters
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This feature allows you to perform the following tasks:
• Viewing Polling Parameters
• Editing Polling Parameters
• Saving and Applying Changes
• Restoring Factory Setting Polling Parameters
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Managing Thresholds
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Polling and Thresholds > Managing Thresholds
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Monitor > Threshold Settings: Fault
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You can manage thresholds for:
• System Defined Groups
• Customizable Groups (for devices)
• System defined groups, for example Access Port Groups, Interface Groups and Trunk Port Groups and their own sub groups.
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Setting Priorities
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Polling and Thresholds > Setting Priorities
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Monitor > Fault Settings: Setup > Priority Settings
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System-defined groups have a higher priority than customizable groups, but you can change the priorities as needed. This is helpful, for example, when you configure specific customizable groups of interest and want to give them the highest priority.
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Applying Changes
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Polling and Threshold > Apply Changes
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Monitor > Fault Settings: Setup > Apply Changes
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Changes to polling parameters, setting priorities and threshold values do not take effect until you apply changes, thereby reconfiguring LMS to use the new values. Similarly, after you resume devices or device components that were suspended from polling, you must apply changes for the device elements to be polled.
Your login determines whether you can perform this operation.
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Other Configuration Tasks
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Managing Rediscovery Schedule
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Other Configurations > Rediscovery Schedule
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Admin > Collection Settings: Fault > Fault Management Rediscovery Schedule
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DFM rediscovery probes the devices to discover their configuration and verify their manageable elements in inventory.
DFM contains a default discovery schedule that starts rediscovery on a weekly basis. Although you cannot modify the default discovery schedule, you can suspend it and add, modify, or delete additional schedules
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Using Group Management
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Other Configurations > Group Administration
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Admin > System: Group Management > Fault Groups
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The Group Administration and Configuration page is where all group management activities take place.
You can create and edit groups, refresh membership, delete groups and view details of groups in this page.
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Daily Purging Schedule
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Other Configurations > Daily Purging Schedule
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Admin > Network: Purge Settings > Fault History Purging Schedule
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This feature helps you to change the schedule for trimming the Fault History database.
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Configuring Logging
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Other Configurations > Logging
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Admin > System: Debug Settings > Fault Debugging Settings
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LMS saves the previous three logs as backups.You cannot disable logging. However, you can:
• Collect more data when needed by increasing the logging level
• Return to the default logging level as the norm
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Configuring SNMP Trap Forwarding
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Other Configurations > SNMP Trap Forwarding
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Admin > Network: Notification and Action Settings > Fault - SNMP trap forwarding
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Set a host and port number to receive pass-through traps.
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Configuring SNMP Trap Receiving
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Other Configurations > SNMP Trap Receiving
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Admin > Network: Notification and Action Settings > Fault - SNMP trap receiving settings
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Set the port on which LMS will listen for SNMP traps (normally port 162).
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Configuring a Default SMTP Server
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CiscoWorks LMS Portal > Device Fault Manager > Configuration > Other Configurations > SMTP Default Server
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Admin > Network: Notification and Action Settings > Fault - Email Notification
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Add or change the default server to be used for e-mail notifications. Specifying a default server here will override the setting used by Common Services.
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