5-7
User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
OL-26572-01
Chapter
5






Importing

and

Managing

Devices
Preparing
Devices

for

Import
For
more

information

about

configuring

SSH

access

on

the

ACE,

see

either

the

Cisco

Application
Control
Engine

Module

Administration

Guide

or

the

Cisco

4700

Series

Appliance

Administration

Guide
on
Cisco.com.
Enabling
SNMP

Polling

from

ANM
You
can

enable

SNMP

polling

from

ANM,

which

uses

SNMPv2

for

polling

ACE,

CSS,

CSM,

or

CSM-S
devices.
To

receive

traps

fr

om

t

hese

devices,

ANM

supports

use

of

SNMPv2

traps.
Note
To
send

SNMP

traps

to

ANM,

configure
the
SNMP

trap

host

to

the
ANM
server

so

that

it

can

receive
traps
from

ANM.
For
alarm

condition

notifications,

ANM

uses

SNMPv1

EPM-Notificaton-MIB

based

SNMP

traps.
For
the

ACE,

in

order

for

ANM

to

successfully

perform

SNMP

polling,

you

must

configure

the

ACE
Admin
context

with

a

management

IP

with

a

suitable

management

policy

that

permits

SNMP

traffic.

All
other
contexts

can

be

polled

using

this

Admin

context

management

IP.
For
each

device

type

(ACE,

CSS,

CSM,

or

CSM-S),

see

the

corresponding

configuration

guide

to
configure
the

device

to

permit

SNMP

traffic.
Step
3
class-map
type

management

match-any

ANM_management
2
match

protocol

ssh

any
3
match

protocol

telnet

any
4
match

protocol

https

any
5
match

protocol

snmp

any
6
match

protocol

icmp

any
7
match

protocol

xml-https
Configures
discovery

for


ANM.
The
following

comments

apply

t

o

the

line

number
specified
before

the

command

text

in

the

left

column:

Line
2

classifies
the
SSH

traffic.


Line
4

is

needed

by

ANM

for

making

configuration
changes
on

the

ACE.


Line
5
is

needed

by

ANM

for

periodic

statistics.


Line
6

is

not

mandatory

but

useful

for

network

and
route
validation.


Line
7

i

s
needed
onl

y

for

ACE
4710
devices.
Step
4
policy-map
type

management

first-match
ANM_management


class

ANM_management




permit
Allows
protocols

matched

in

the

management

class
map.
Step
5
interface
vlan

30


ip

address

192.168.65.131

255.255.255.0


access-group

input

acl


service-policy

input

ANM_management


no

shutdown
Configures
a

management
interface
with

the

ACL

and
specifies
the

management

service

policy.

This
configuration
is

not

recommended

for

a

client

or

server
interface.
Step
6
username
admin

password

5
$1$faXJEFBj$TJR1Nx7sLPTi5BZ97v08c/
role

Admin
domain
default-domain
Defined
by
the
administrator.
Step
7
ip
route

0.0.0.0

0.0.0.0

192.168.0.1
Specifies
the

default

route

(or

appropriate

route)

for
traffic
to

reach

ANM

using

the

management

interface

if
ANM
is

not

on

the

same

subnet.
Command
Purpose