ExtremeCloud™ IQ Agent Support

ExtremeXOS provides support for ExtremeCloud IQ. Currently, device discovery, basic monitoring, and visibility into homogenous stacking is supported. ExtremeXOS also has the ability to configure an optional user-defined virtual router (VR) and address of the server for ExtremeCloud IQ agent to connect to. These values are used instead of any auto-detected values.

In addition, users can configure the IQ Agent HTTP Proxy server IP and port, and define the username and password, if required.

To configure a server VR or address, use the following command:

configure iqagent server [vr [vr-name | none] | ipaddress [fqdn | ip_address| none]]

To configure the HTTP proxy, use the following command:

configure iqagent http-proxy [ipaddress [fqdn | ip_address] port port_number | user user_name password [encrypted encrypted_password | password] | none]

You can enable or disable the IQ Agent with the following commands:

Important

Disabling IQ Agent prevents all access to ExtremeCloud IQ. Any current activity with ExtremeCloud IQ, including remote SSH sessions, are disconnected immediately. Re-enabling IQ Agent can only occur by using the enable command by either console or Telnet or SSH access. Disabling IQ Agent deactivates automatic DHCP access on VLAN Mgmt, which is required for Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP).

disable iqagent

enable iqagent

To view information about IQ Agent, use the following command:

show iqagent discovery

For more information about ExtremeCloud IQ, go to https://www.extremenetworks.com/support/documentation/extremecloud-iq/.