Consider an FA solution where the FA Server receives I-SID-to-VLAN assignment requests from a proxy device and some of these assignment requests are rejected by the FA Server. Use this procedure to help you troubleshoot the cause of the rejection.
Note
When the FA Server rejects an I-SID-to-VLAN assignment request, the error message in the log file lists a generic reason for the failure, such as rejected due to application error (status 9). To troubleshoot further, you must use trace.
This procedure also demonstrates how you can configure trace for enhanced troubleshooting.
Begin troubleshooting on the FA Server
show isis
Note
I-SID-to-VLAN assignments are always rejected if router IS-IS is disabled.
show log file module fa
Note
When the FA Server rejects an I-SID-to-VLAN assignment request, only a generic reason for the rejection is logged.
Enhanced troubleshooting using trace
trace level <Module_ID>
Note
<Module_ID> specifies the module for the trace. Different hardware platforms support different ID ranges because of feature support differences. To see which module IDs are available on the switch, use the show trace modid-list command or CLI command completion Help.
FA uses the trace level 221.
The following example simulates a configuration error on the FA Server as a result of which the FA Server rejects I-SID-to-VLAN assignments from the proxy device. When the FA Server rejects an I-SID-to-VLAN assignment, the error message listed in the log file is a generic reason for the rejection, as demonstrated in this example. To troubleshoot further, set up trace.
On the FA Server, assume that the interface MLT 1 consists of ports 1/5 and 1/6. Assume that a proxy device sends I-SID-to-VLAN assignment mapping requests with I-SID 9005 and CVID 400, on this interface.
Simulate a configuration error on the FA Server:
Configure a management I-SID with a C-VID value that is different from that of the C-VID in the I-SID-to-VLAN assignment request from the proxy. So, for example, configure a management I-SID with C-VID 999, which is different from the C-VID advertised by the proxy, which is 400. This causes rejection of I-SID-to-VLAN assignment requests on the interface.
Switch:1>en Switch:1#conf t Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. Switch:1(config)#interface mlt 1 Switch:1(config-mlt)#no fa enable Switch:1(config-mlt)#fa management i-sid 9005 c-vid 999 Switch:1(config-mlt)#fa enable Switch:1(config-mlt)#exit Switch:1(config)#exit
At this stage, the FA Server rejects I-SID-to-VLAN assignments as shown below.
Switch:1#show fa assignment
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Fabric Attach Assignment Map
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Interface I-SID Vlan State Origin
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1/5 312 710 active proxy
1/5 9005 400 reject proxy
1/6 312 710 active proxy
1/6 9005 400 reject proxy
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4 out of 4 Total Num of fabric attach assignment mappings displayed
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Begin troubleshooting on the FA Server:
Verify that IS-IS is enabled.
Switch:1>en
Switch:1#show isis
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ISIS General Info
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AdminState : enabled
RouterType : Level 1
System ID : 8404.bcb1.0043
Max LSP Gen Interval : 900
Metric : wide
Overload-on-startup : 20
Overload : false
Csnp Interval : 10
PSNP Interval : 2
Rxmt LSP Interval : 5
spf-delay : 100
Router Name : FAServer
ip source-address : 43.43.43.43
ipv6 source-address : 1:43:0:0:0:0:0:43
ip tunnel source-address : 12.43.43.43
Tunnel vrf : 12
ip tunnel mtu :
Num of Interfaces : 4
Num of Area Addresses : 1
inband-mgmt-ip :
backbone : disabled
Dynamically Learned Area : 00.0000.0000
FAN Member : No
Multi-Area OperState : disabled
Hello Padding : enabled
Switch:1#
Verify that FA is enabled on the interface MLT 1, on which the I-SID-to-VLAN assignments are expected. View the SERVER STATUS field.
Switch:1#show fa interface mlt 1
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Fabric Attach Interfaces
==================================================================
INTERFACE SERVER MGMT MGMT MSG AUTH MSG AUTH ORIGIN
STATUS ISID CVID STATUS KEY
------------------------------------------------------------------
Mlt1 enabled 0 0 enabled ****
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1 out of 1 Total Num of fabric attach interfaces displayed
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Verify the discovery and authentication status of the proxy device on the interface. Note that the proxy is successfully discovered and authenticated on ports 1/5 and 1/6 of MLT 1.
Switch:1#show fa elements
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Fabric Attach Discovery Elements
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MGMT ELEM ASGN
PORT TYPE VLAN STATE SYSTEM ID AUTH AUTH
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1/5 proxy 1 T / S 10:cd:ae:09:40:00:20:00:00:01 AP AP
1/6 proxy 1 T / S 10:cd:ae:09:40:00:20:00:00:01 AP AP
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Fabric Attach Authentication Detail
================================================================================
ELEM OPER ASGN OPER
PORT AUTH STATUS AUTH STATUS
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1/5 successAuth successAuth
1/6 successAuth successAuth
State Legend: (Tagging/AutoConfig)
T= Tagged, U= Untagged, D= Disabled, S= Spbm, V= Vlan, I= Invalid
Auth Legend:
AP= Authentication Pass, AF= Authentication Fail,
NA= Not Authenticated, N= None
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2 out of 2 Total Num of fabric attach discovery elements displayed
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View the log file to determine the cause of the rejection. The log file displays the generic error rejected due to application error (status 9) as follows:
Switch:1#show log file module fa ... CP1 [12/04/15 00:45:51.185:UTC] 0x00374583 00000000 GlobalRouter FA INFO Fabric Attach Element Discovered on interface 1/5 Element type proxy (3) Id 50:61:84:ee:8c:00:20:00:00:01 CP1 [12/04/15 00:45:51.187:UTC] 0x0037458f 00000000 GlobalRouter FA INFO Fabric Attach Assignment rejected: interface 1/5 i-sid 9005 cvid 400 rejected due to application error (status 9) ... ...
To troubleshoot further, use trace.
Switch:1#trace grep fa Switch:1#trace level 221 3 Switch:1#trace screen enable Screen tracing is on
View the trace output. The trace output displays that the error was caused because the FA interface (MLT 1) was configured with a different C-VID for I-SID 9005.
Switch:1#0:07:57.801252 1 fa.c :858 [lcy-ve][12898-13062]cbcp-main.x:faUpdateSwitchedUni :FA: faUpdateSwitchedUni port 196 isid 9005 cvid 400 0:07:57.801283 1 fa_swuni.c :2900[lcy-ve][12898-13062]cbcp-main.x:faUpdateSwitchedUniCheck :FA: Call faUpdateSwitchedUniCheckSmlt for mlt 1 0:07:57.801644 1 fa_swuni.c :2421[lcy-ve][12898-13062]cbcp-main.x:faSwitchedUniCheckEndpointParms:FA: Failed rcIsidElanEndPointTblConsistencyCheckCommon for Ifindex 6144 Isid 9005 Cvid 400 error Switched UNI/Fabric Attach MLT cannot be configured for different c-vid for same I-SID 0:07:57.802074 1 fa.c :858 [lcy-ve][12898-13062]cbcp-main.x:faUpdateSwitchedUni :FA: faUpdateSwitchedUni port 197 isid 9005 cvid 400 0:07:57.802086 1 fa_swuni.c :2900[lcy-ve][12898-13062]cbcp-main.x:faUpdateSwitchedUniCheck :FA: Call faUpdateSwitchedUniCheckSmlt for mlt 1 0:07:57.802276 1 fa_swuni.c :2421[lcy-ve][12898-13062]cbcp-main.x:faSwitchedUniCheckEndpointParms:FA: Failed rcIsidElanEndPointTblConsistencyCheckCommon for Ifindex 6144 Isid 9005 Cvid 400 error Switched UNI/Fabric Attach MLT cannot be configured for different c-vid for same I-SID”