Verifying IP-Based EPG Configurations Using the GUI
This procedure explains how to verify that you have correctly configured an IP-based EPG using the GUI and Visore tool.
Procedure
Step 1 |
Verify that the IP-based EPG you created is listed under the uSeg EPGs folder in the GUI (shown in the following screen capture). |
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Step 2 |
Verify that the information is correct in the EPG - IP properties screen (right side window pane) for each EPG IP (IP-based EPG). |
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Step 3 |
From your web browser, enter the APIC IP address followed by "/visore.html." Visore is a tool that allows you to view all the objects in the system, such as EPGs. You can use Visore to verify that your IP-based EPGs have been properly configured. For more information about Visore, see the Application Policy Infrastructure Controller Visore Tool Introduction document. |
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Step 4 |
Enter your username and password then click Login to log into Visore. |
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Step 5 |
Run a query for the IP-based EPGs that you verified in the GUI by entering the name of the class in the field next to Class or DN (for example, "fvAEPg").
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Step 6 |
This is a view from the switch point of view. On the switch, you can run a query for the fvEpP class to see the EPGs and check for the "crtrnEnabled" attribute. It will be set to "yes" for IP-based EPGs. |
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Step 7 |
Verify that the pcTags for all the endpoints and IP addresses that you configured match. Every EPG has a pcTag. All the endpoints that match with the IP addresses you configured are classified into this pcTag. Every endpoint has an IP address that you can run a class query on. When you are troubleshooting, you want to verify whether these endpoints (servers) are properly getting classified into this IP-based EPG or not. (The pcTags should match for the IP-based EPG.) |