IBM xseries SNMP MIB download - X3650 M4 IMM

Some of the IBM xseries servers , supports an inbuilt management port supported by a driver called "Integrated Management Module (IMM)". SNMP Traps may be configured for many pre-defined events which are defined in the Management Information Base (MIB) file which usually will be available in the IMM firmware file.

One such MIB file for IBM Xseries 3650 M4 server is shared here which may be useful if you are integrating an IBM server with SNMP managers for monitoring/learning purposes. These may be also downloaded at IBM website.

imm.mib
immalert.mib

Hope this helps to some IBM SNMP enthusiasts !

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IBM xseries SNMP MIB download - X3650 M3 IMM

Some of the IBM xseries servers , supports an inbuilt management port supported by a driver called "Integrated Management Module (IMM)". SNMP Traps may be configured for many pre-defined events which are defined in the Management Information Base (MIB) file which usually will be available in the IMM firmware  file.

One such MIB file for IBM Xseries 3650 M3 server is shared here which may be useful if you are integrating an IBM server with SNMP managers for monitoring/learning purposes. These may be also downloaded at IBM website.

imm.mib
immalert.mib

Hope it helps to some IBM SNMP enthusiasts

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Radware Load Balancer - Concept and Methods to create a Sample Web Farm

In this post , we cover basic overview of concepts involved in Radware App director load balancer and sample steps involved in creating a web farm for traffic load balancing.

Stand-Alone device 

In simple terms,

• Consider there are 2 Web application servers of IP range 10.10.10.x range , to which web traffic from clients needs to be distributed in round robin method
• An Interface IP is first defined on the physical interface. If say client IP range is 20.20.20.x , then an IP of this range to one of the interfaces and the server IP range 10.10.10.x is assigned to the other interface. Once this is done static connected routes will be added automatically for traffic routing.
• A farm (group) is created with the 2 application servers and a CNAT IP of the app server 10.10.10.x range is assigned. (Note , NAT is required as IP ranges are different and there is no direct network access to either networks )
• Clients communicate with the device on a Virtual IP and all web traffic is directed to this IP. The concept of virtual IP here is more applicable when redundancy is used and client just need to communicate with a single IP and app director manages to balance the traffic across multiple boxes.
• App director in turn does a internal source IP NAT and forwards to the app servers and vice versa. 

Redundancy - Active Backup

• The setup for redundancy is kept simple , the only difference being a VRRP is used between the interface IPs . Its very important to note this VRRP is used only between the app director devices to decide which box should be the Master and when should be the Backup.
• A VRRP is assigned for each interface IP and this should be of the client network IP range

4 simple steps involved in creating a simple farm for Web HTTP traffic distribution / load balancing.

a) Create Farm . Set the load balancing mode and dispatch / distribution method

b) Assign a client NAT IP to the farm using the Extended Farm Parameters

c) Create a L4 policy and assign a Virtual IP

d) Create the server table with the required servers to which the traffic is to be distributed and map it to the farm.

From Web interface select the option AppDirector - Farms - Farm Table 

a) Create Farm . Set the load balancing mode and dispatch / distribution method

b) Assign a client NAT IP to the farm using the Extended Farm Parameters

 c) Create a L4 policy and assign a Virtual IP

d) Create the server table with the required servers to which the traffic is to be distributed and map it to the farm.

Above steps should be sufficient to get your load balancing working. From client server push traffic onto the Virtual IP and port configured in L4 policy and verify on application servers traffic is distributed as per the Dispatch method.

Hope this helps to some geeks who are new to Radware app director load balancing concepts.

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Radware Appdirector - Enable Telnet , SSH , FTP access - SOLVED

In this post , we present the options to enable Telnet , SSH , FTP servers access on Radware App director device.

From Web access , select the option Services -> Managament Interfaces 

To enable or disable FTP status , select the option FTP server

To enable or disable SSH status , select the option SSH 

To enable or disable telnet , select the option Telnet 

From command line , status of the services may be displayed using commands as below

AppDirector# manage  ssh status
SSH Status: enable

AppDirector# manage  telnet status
Telnet Server Status: enable

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Radware App director - View / Add / Delete Interface IP - SOLVED

In this post , we present the options present in Radware App director to assign an Interface IP to a specific interface port , view the list of Interface IPs assigned to different ports.

From Web interface select the option - Router -> Routing Table -> IP Interface Parameters

List of Interface IPs assigned to different ports are displayed as below

To create / assign a new interface IP select the option Create

 Well, these may be also performed via command line using the below commands

AppDirector# net ip-interface get

        Interface Table


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IP Address                ▒Network Mask              ▒If Number                 ▒VlanTag                   ▒Peer Address
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10.10.10.100              ▒255.255.255.0             ▒G-6                       ▒0                         ▒10.10.10.101
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Create an Interface IP using command line : 

Syntax  : net ip-interface create/add  <IP Address> <Network Mask> <If Number>  <-switch value>
Example : net ip-interface add 10.10.10.100 255.255.255.0 G6

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Radware App director - Create / View / Delete Static routes - SOLVED

In this post , we present the options to edit Radware app director L2 interface static routes table , options to create a new route , view existing routes and delete a selected route.

Using the web interface , select the option Router -> Routing Table to view existing routes

Below webpage , displays the list of static routes created for a destination network via specific interface.

Select the create option to add a new static route as below

For our command line geeks - Optionally , above details may also be retrieved from command line as below

AppDirector#net route table get

        Routing Table


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Destination Address       ▒Network Mask              ▒Next Hop                  ▒Interface Index           ▒Type
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0.0.0.0                   ▒0.0.0.0                   ▒192.168.1.1               ▒G-6                       ▒Remote
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192.168.1.0               ▒255.255.255.0             ▒192.168.1.1               ▒G-6                       ▒Local
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172.168.1.0               ▒255.255.255.0             ▒172.168.1.1               ▒G-6                       ▒Remote
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To create a new static route :

Syntax  : net route table add  <Destination Address> <Network Mask> <Next Hop>  <-switch value>

Example : net route table add  192.172.10.0 255.255.255.0 192.172.10.1 G6

To delete an existing static route :

Syntax : net route table del <Destination Address> <Network Mask> <Next Hop>

Example : net route table del  192.172.10.0 255.255.255.0 192.172.10.1

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Radware AppDirector - Finding device Hardware , Software versions , Uptime , serial number - SOLVED

In this post , we present the option present in Radware App director to check the hardware , software / firmware version details and the device uptime. Hope this is useful to some geeks.

Web Interface - Select the option Device -> Device Information

Device details are displayed as below 

Same details may be retreived from command line option as below :

AppDirector#system device-info

Device Information
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Type:            AppDirector with Cookie Persistency
Platform:        OnDemand Switch VL
Ports:           8
Ports Config:    6 Copper Giga Ethernet + 2 Giga Ethernet
HW Version:      A.2
SW Version:      2.32.01
Build:           Mar 1 2014, 17:37:36 
Throughput:      Limited to 200Mbps
SSL CPS:         500
Compression:     100 Mbps on server side
SSL Peak CPS:    0
Compression Peak Usage Mbps: 0
Version State:   Open
APSolute OS:     10.31-08.16:2.06.10
Network Driver:  11.64.051
RAM Size:        4 GB
Flash Size:      96 MB
Hard Disk(s):    1
SSL Card:        Not installed
Compression Card: Not installed
Serial Number:   21208921
Date:            21.03.2015
Time:            17:19:23
Up Time:         10 days, 19 hours, 38 minutes, 32 seconds
Base MAC:        00:03:b2:c1:23:45
Active Boot:     6.03
Secondary Boot:  6.03
Power Supply:    Dual Power Supply OK
Number of Cores: 4
Number of CPUs:  1

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Radware App director - View L2 interface details and change status - SOLVED

In this post , we present the options present in Radware App director to view and change the status of a L2 interface.

Open your App director Web access page. Select the option Device -> L2 Interface

The webpage displays the list of L2 interfaces , with their status and the MAC address

To change the port status and make it Up / Down , click on the interface and select the options in drop down box as below

Optionally above details can also be queried from command line using the below commands

AppDirector# net physical-interface

        Physical Interface Table


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Port Index                       ▒Speed                            ▒Duplex                           ▒Auto Negotiate
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G-1                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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G-2                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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G-3                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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G-4                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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G-5                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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G-6                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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G-7                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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G-8                              ▒Giga Ethernet                    ▒Full                             ▒On
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AppDirector# net l2-interface

        Interface Table


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Interface Index                  ▒MAC Address                      ▒Interface Admin Status           ▒Operational Status
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G-1                              ▒0003b2c12345                     ▒Up                               ▒up
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G-2                              ▒0003b2c12346                     ▒Up                               ▒up
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G-3                              ▒0003b2c12347                     ▒Up                               ▒up
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G-4                              ▒0003b2c12348                     ▒Up                               ▒down
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G-5                              ▒0003b2c12349                     ▒Up                               ▒down
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G-6                              ▒0003b2c12350                     ▒Up                               ▒up
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G-7                              ▒0003b2c12351                     ▒Up                               ▒down
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G-8                              ▒0003b2c12352                     ▒Up                               ▒down
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100000                           ▒                                 ▒Up                               ▒down
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100001                           ▒0003b2c12353                     ▒Up                               ▒down
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Hope this helps some radware load balancer beginner geeks.

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Radware App director - Client table and Internal client table clear command line

Below are few sample command line options to view the client table and internal client table and clear table options with sample outputs.

Display the contents of Client table

AppDirector# appdirector client table
                               RS CLIENTS Table
                              ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦

Total number of clients:       20
Total number of proxy clients: 12
Free entries:                  1199980

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¦ Client Address ¦Src P¦Dst P¦  Farm Name    ¦  Server Address  ¦ Attach Date ¦
¦  NAT Address   ¦NAT P¦Srv P¦ VIP Address   ¦   Client Type    ¦ Attach Time ¦
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¦ 20. 12.  21.11 ¦25524¦ 8005¦SHARE_VIPProxy¦ 169.254. 48.  3  ¦  04-01-2014 ¦
¦  0.  0.  0.  0 ¦    0¦    0¦ 20. 12.  21.18¦     Dynamic (-|-)¦   17:07:00  ¦
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¦ 20. 12.  21.11 ¦25524¦   99¦SHARE_S1       ¦  20. 12.  21.15  ¦  04-01-2014 ¦
¦ 20. 12.  21.13 ¦ 1124¦ 8005¦169.254.  0.  3¦  Client NAT (-|-)¦   17:07:01  ¦


Display the contents of Internal Client table

AppDirector#system internal appdirector client-table
RE CLIENTS Table Size 15 Free 1199985 Counter Free 1199985
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¦  INDEX   ¦ CLIENT ADDR   ¦VIP ADDR       ¦SPORT¦DPORT¦FTP_H¦TYPE¦FLOW FLAGS¦
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¦HASH_INDEX¦ VTAG ¦ FLAGS  ¦L7 STATE FLAGS ¦ PREV (HEX)¦ NEXT(HEX)¦PROXY(HEX)¦
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¦0x     698¦ 20. 12.  21.11¦169.254.  0.  2¦29686¦   83¦   -1¦   4¦0x00000000¦
¦0x   473e0¦0xffff¦       0¦              0¦ 0x     697¦0xffffffff¦0x     697¦
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¦0x     697¦ 20. 12.  21.11¦ 20. 12.  21.13¦29686¦ 8005¦   -1¦   1¦0x00000000¦

¦0x   473e0¦0xffff¦       0¦              0¦ 0xffffffff¦0x     698¦0xffffffff¦


Clear the client table entries

AppDirector#system internal appdirector client-table clear

Clearing client table...done

Hope this is useful to some geeks debugging app directors.

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Radware App Director - Enable Debug Log Error log levels command line

Below are few sample Radware App director device commands to set the default logging level. 

To clear the logs in logger 
system internal dxp dxwrite-file-clear

To set the log level to Debugging mode , captures detailed logs 
system internal ax-lo set ALL -l DEBUG

To set the log level to Error , captures only error logs 
system internal ax-log set ALL -l ERROR


This may be useful to some geeks debugging app director behavior.

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