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User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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20
Troubleshooting
Cisco

Application

Networking
Manager
Problems
Date:
3/

28/12
This
chapter

describes

how

to

troubleshoot

ANM

issues.
Note
When
naming

ACE

objects

(such

as

a

real

server,

virtual

server,

parameter

map,

class

map,

health

probe,
and
so

on),

enter

an

alphanumeric

string

of

1

to

64

characters,

which

can

include

the

following

special
characters:
underscore

(_),

hyphen

(-),

dot

(.),

and

asterisk

(*)

.

Spaces

ar

e

not


al

lowed.


If
you

are

using

ANM

with

an

ACE

module

or

ACE

appliance

and

you

configure

a

named

object

at

the
ACE
CLI,

keep

in

mind

that

ANM

does

not

support

all

of

the

special

characters

that

the

ACE

CLI

allows
you
to

use

when

configuring

a

named

object.

If

you

use

special

characters

that

ANM

does

not

support,
you
may

not

be

able

to

import

or

manage

the

ACE

using

ANM.
This
chapter

includes

the

following

sections:


Changing
ANM

Software
Configuration
Attributes,

page
20-1


Discovering
and

Adding

a

Device
Does
Not

Work,

page
20-7


Cisco
License

Manager

Ser

ver

Not

Receiving

Syslog

Messages,

page
20-7


Using
Li

feline,

page
20-7


Backing
Up

and

Restoring

Your

ANM

Configuration,
page
20-11
For
additional

troubleshooting

information,

see

the

Installation

Guide

forCisco

Application

Networking
Manager
5.2

or

the

Installation

Guide

forCisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2

Virtual

Appliance
Changing
ANM

Software

Configuration

Attributes
After
you

have

installed

the

ANM,

you

can

reconfigure

ANM

software

configuration

attributes,

such

as
enabling
HTTP(S)

for

Web

Services,

or

the

ports

that

ANM

uses

for

communication

with

the

network
devices.
For

information

about

the

ports

that

ANM

uses,

see

Appendix

A,

“ANM

Ports

Reference.”
This
section

includes

the

following

topics:


Changing
ANM

Configuration

Properties,

page
20-2


Example
ANM

Standalone

Configuration,

page
20-4


Example
ANM
HA

Configuration,

page
20-5