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Wrong Link State Displayed for Node

Symptom

The link status showing in the Web Console is incorrect.

Cause

  • The Network sensor routinely confirms nodes link status. If many nodes are being managed by a sensor, there may be a delay time before the nodes link state is updated.
  • This process can be impacted if the if there is a breakdown in communication between the Node and the Network Sensor, or the Policy Server and the Network Sensor.

Resolution

Check Communication from the Sensor to the Node

  • Follow the below steps, as shown in the code box.
  • Log in to the Policy Server console directly or by SSH.
  • Enter Configuration mode.
  • Enter shell mode.
  • Use the arping -I command to initiate a mac address request for that nodes IP, sent from the defined interface. this will serve to test communications from the Sensor to the Node.
  • Check for errors appear in the console. Document and share with Genians engineers.
genian> en

genian# @shell

Genians$ arping -I [interface number] [IP Address]

Example Syntax: arping -I eth0.10 192.168.10.10

Gather System Logs

  • There may be a problem with communications from the Policy Server to the Sensor.
  • Use the Syscollect function on the Policy Server to send info to Genians engineers.

See: Genian ZTNA log collection method

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