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We are observing following type of faults related to Atomic Counters: moquery -c faultInfo -f 'fault.Inst.code*"F15[4|5]"' | grep code | sort | uniq code : F1545 code : F1546 code : F1547 code : F1548 code : F1549 code : F1551 code : F1552 There's no impact on the network, but we need a fix.
In 95% of all cases the alarms raised are false due to the nature of TEP-to-TEP, vPC-VIP-to-TEP, vPC-VIP-to-vPC-VIP forwarding behavior in the fabric. But we need to have valid explanation of the root cause and find a fix.
To clear these faults / not generate them: Squelch faults. The steps to change the initial severity of the atomic counter faults to "squelched" are below: * From the APIC GUI: * Navigate to Fabric > Fabric Policies > Monitoring Policies > default > Fault severity assignment policies * Click the pencil next to monitoring object * Add a check mark by "Atomic Counter for a Trail" * Add a check mark by "Atomic Counter for a Path from a VPC pair to a VPC pair" * Submit * Click the dropdown to the left of the pencil and select "Atomic Counter for a T * Change the initial severity to squelched * Click the dropdown to the left of the pencil and select "Atomic Counter for a Path from a VPC pair to a VPC pair" * Change the initial severity to squelched
We need to have a better understanding of the fault and fix the issue
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