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Duplicate IP addresses are not discovered in Smarts IP (352373)

Last Updated: 5/16/2022Categories: TroubleshootingTotal Views: 9511Language:
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Duplicate IP addresses are not discovered in Smarts IP
IP address is not discovered in Smarts IP  even though they appear in the IP address table of the device.

IP address is added to the Duplicate IP class in Smarts IP

Cause

When two or more systems with the same IP address are discovered, VMWare Smarts Assurance software initiates the following actions:

Classifies the IP address as a DuplicateIP

Disables all other IP-related notifications for the IP address

Generates a notification regarding the duplicate IP address

In the Notification Log Console, you can determine which systems have the duplicate IP address by double-clicking the DuplicateIP notification and viewing the Details tab in the Notification Properties dialog.

To correct a duplicate IP address error, follow these steps:

Reconfigure your systems to use unique IP addresses (no duplicates).

Use the Domain Manager Administration Console to delete the DuplicateIP object from the Topology Browser view: select the object, right-click, and choose Delete.

Rediscover all systems that contained duplicate IP addresses.

If you choose not to correct the problem, you can clear the DuplicateIP notification by unmanaging the duplicate IP address. To do so, select the object from the Topology Browser view, right-click, and choose Unmanage. For more information about unmanaging a network element, see the Managing and Unmanaging Topology Elements section in the IP discovery guide.

If an IP address has already been discovered on one system and the same IP address is then found to be configured as the only SNMP agent address on another system, EMC Smarts software will not discover the second system.

Resolution

The IP tagging function in Smarts IP Suite is a workaround to this issue.

Detectable by VMware SkylineTM

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