Cisco LCLI troubloeshooting

szboardstretcher · 03-10-2014, 01:25 PM

I have a sge2010 that is at 100% utilization. It only has 'lcli' and I need to troubleshoot.

How do i get more information about this issue with this crippled command line?

pingwinowiewc · 03-10-2014, 02:18 PM

Please give some more details on this. I assume that you have bandwith at 100%. Am I right?

jefro · 03-10-2014, 09:15 PM

http://lcli.wikidot.com/main

Might be able to enable web access.

I assume you are reading the lights to decide it is in the higher usage.

Pull cables is a common method.

You can try any of the cisco ios commands but not all will work.

TB0ne · 03-11-2014, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by szboardstretcher

I have a sge2010 that is at 100% utilization. It only has 'lcli' and I need to troubleshoot.
How do i get more information about this issue with this crippled command line?

You've probably already done the CTRL-Z from the telnet command line, right? From what I remember of that mode, you *SHOULD* be able to get into the web console, but if not, SNMP may be the only way to go. You'd at least be able to get SOME information.

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Originally Posted by pingwinowiewc

Please give some more details on this. I assume that you have bandwith at 100%. Am I right?

Wow, you're EXACTLY right....mainly because HE ALREADY TOLD YOU IT WAS AT 100%

pingwinowiewc · 03-11-2014, 05:05 PM

100 % utilization but did not stated what kind of utilization. Was it about bandwitch and/or sth else.....
Thing that you have 10k+ post does not give you the right to ridicule others......

jefro · 03-11-2014, 07:18 PM

I also am not sure of how the determination of load was arrived at.

TB0ne · 03-12-2014, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by pingwinowiewc

100 % utilization but did not stated what kind of utilization. Was it about bandwitch and/or sth else.....Thing that you have 10k+ post does not give you the right to ridicule others......

Your posts either do not address the OP's issue/question, or make no sense at all. In this case, IT DOESN'T MATTER if the bandwidth is 100%, CPU, Memory, or whatever else. The OP was asking for help diagnosing an issue, using lcli.

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Originally Posted by jefro

I also am not sure of how the determination of load was arrived at.

I'm assuming (?) that szboardstretcher has something receiving SNMP traps/alerts, or may be using something like solarwinds. Those things would cough up alerts at high usage, but may not let you drill down into them to see WHY, which is what I think the OP needs to find out.

jefro · 03-12-2014, 03:29 PM

Not sure, suspected he is looking at a light display on panel???