Cisco Nexus 9000 Series Manuel utilisateur

Smart Call Home Quick Start Configuration Guide for

Cisco Nexus®9000 Series Switches

Cisco Smart Call Home offers diagnostics and real-time alerts on select Cisco devices, which provides higher

network availability and increased operational efficiency. Smart Call Home is a connected service of Cisco

SMARTnet™for the Nexus 9000.

This document provides the minimum steps to configure and register a Nexus 9000 for Smart Call Home using the

following four available options. It is assumed that the device has the necessary DNS configuration (ip domain-name

and ip name-server for DNS look-ups or ip host for static entries) in order to resolve host-names that may appear in

destination addresses.

1. HTTPS transport from the Nexus 9000 to Cisco

2. Email transport from the Nexus 9000 to Cisco

3. HTTP from the Nexus 9000 to a Transport Gateway (TG) - HTTPS transport to Cisco

4. Email from the Nexus 9000 to a Transport Gateway (TG) - HTTPS transport to Cisco

Note: For security reasons, Cisco recommends customers make use of one of the HTTPS transport options, due to the

additional payload encryption that HTTPS offers. The Transport Gateway software is downloadable from Cisco and

is available for customers who require an aggregation point or a proxy for connection to the internet.

Requirements for Smart Call Home:

NX-OS version 6.1(2) is the minimum version required to support Call Home

A CCO ID associated with an appropriate Cisco SMARTnet™Service contract for your company

Cisco SMARTnet™Service for the device to be registered

Resources for Smart Call Home:

Smart Call Home Support Forum

Cisco Nexus 9000 Series Configuring Smart Call Home

Smart Call Home Server Certificate for HTTPS

Call Home Configuration - HTTPS to Cisco

The following is a sample configuration showing the minimum steps required to configure Call Home

on a Nexus 9000 to communicate with the Smart Call Home System using HTTPS and a command to start

the registration process.

1. Set the system contact - In global configuration mode enter the mandatory system contact using the snmp-

server contact command.

NX-9000#config t

NX-9000(config)#snmp-server contact sys-contact

2. Configure the mandatory contact information (phone number, email address, & street address) and enable

Call Home -

NX-9000(config)#callhome

NX-9000(config-callhome)#email-contact email-address

NX-9000(config-callhome)#phone-contact +1-000-000-0000

NX-9000(config-callhome)#streetaddress a-street-address

NX-9000(config-callhome)#enable

3. Set the destination profile CiscoTAC-1’s transport method and address -

NX-9000(config-callhome)#destination-profile CiscoTAC-1 transport-method http

NX-9000(config-callhome)#destination-profile CiscoTAC-1 http

https://tools.cisco.com/its/service/oddce/services/DDCEService

4. Specify VRF for Callhome messages - If the VRF to be used is not the default, and then set

the VRF using the transport http configuration command. It is critical that DNS look-ups

are enabled and working in the specified VRF.-

NX-9000(config-callhome)# transport http use-vrf vrf-name

5. Set the periodic inventory interval to 30 days -

NX-9000(config-callhome)#periodic-inventory notification interval 30

6. Install a security certificate

Copy the Cisco Server Certificate from the Smart Call Home User's Guide. Configure a trust-point and

prepare to enroll the certificate via the terminal using copy and paste when prompted.

NX-9000(config)#crypto ca trustpoint cisco

NX-9000(config-trustpoint)#enroll terminal

NX-9000(config-trustpoint)#crypto ca authenticate cisco

input (cut & paste) CA certificate (chain) in PEM format;

end the input with a line containing only END OF INPUT :

[ paste the certificate here and accept it ]

Do you accept this certificate? [yes/no]: yes

7. Exit configuration mode and save the configuration -

NX-9000(config)#end

NX-9000#copy running-config startup-config

8. Send a Call Home Inventory message to start the registration process -

NX-9000#callhome test inventory

trying to send test callhome inventory message

successfully sent test callhome inventory message

Receive an email from Cisco and follow the link to complete registration for Smart Call Home.

Call Home Configuration - Email to Smart Call Home

The following is a sample configuration showing the minimum steps required to configure Call Home

on a Nexus 9000 to communicate using email with the Smart Call Home System and a command to start

the registration process.

1. Set the system contact - In global configuration mode enter the mandatory system contact

using the snmp-server contact command.

NX-9000#config t

NX-9000(config)#snmp-server contact sys-contact

2. Configure the mandatory contact information (phone number, email address, & street address)

NX-9000(config)#callhome

NX-9000(config-callhome)#email-contact email-address

NX-9000(config-callhome)#phone-contact +1-000-000-0000

NX-9000(config-callhome)#streetaddress a-street-address

3. Configure the mandatory email server information and from email address - The server address

is an IPv4 address, IPv6 address or domain-name of a SMTP server that Call Home will send

email messages to. Optional port number (default = 25) and VRF may also be configured.

NX-9000(config-callhome)#transport email smtp-server ip-address port 25 use-vrf vrf-name

NX-9000(config-callhome)#transport email from email-address

4. Set the destination profile CiscoTAC-1 email-address to [email protected] -

NX-9000(config-callhome)#destination-profile CiscoTAC-1 email-addr [email protected]

5. Set the periodic inventory interval to 30 days -

NX-9000(config-callhome)#periodic-inventory notification interval 30

6. Send a Call Home Inventory message to start the registration process -

NX-9000#callhome test inventory

trying to send test callhome inventory message

successfully sent test callhome inventorymessage

Receive an email from Cisco and follow the link to complete registration for Smart Call home.

Call Home Configuration - HTTP to Transport Gateway and HTTPS to Cisco

The following is a sample configuration showing the minimum steps required to configure Call Home on a Nexus 9000 to use HTTP to send Call

Home messages to a Transport Gateway (TG) and a command to start the registration process. The TG will use HTTPS to communicate with the

Smart Call Home System. This assumes that the Transport Gateway software has been installed, configured and registered with Smart Call

Home.

1. Set the system contact - In global configuration mode enter the mandatory system contact

using the snmp-server contact command.

NX-9000#config t

NX-9000(config)#snmp-server contact sys-contact

2. Configure the mandatory contact information (phone number, email address, & street address)

NX-9000(config)#callhome

NX-9000(config-callhome)#email-contact email-address

NX-9000(config-callhome)#phone-contact +1-000-000-0000

NX-9000(config-callhome)#streetaddress a-street-address

3. Set the destination profile CiscoTAC-1’s transport method and address - The destination

HTTP address is provided by the Transport Gateway (Refer to Configure the HTTP Server

section).

NX-9000(config-callhome)#destination-profile CiscoTAC-1 transport-method http

NX-9000(config-callhome)#destination-profile CiscoTAC-1 http http://url-from-TG

4. Specify VRF for Callhome messages - If the VRF to be used is not the default, then set the

VRF using the transport http configuration command. It is critical that DNS look-ups are

enabled and working in the specified VRF.

NX-9000(config-callhome)# transport http use-vrf vrf-name

5. Set the periodic inventory interval to 30 days -

NX-9000(config-callhome)#periodic-inventory notification interval 30

6. Send a Call Home Inventory message to start the registration process -

NX-9000#callhome test inventory

send test callhome inventory message

successfully sent test callhome inventorymessage

Receive an email from Cisco and follow the link to complete registration for Smart Call

home.

Call Home Configuration - Email to Transport Gateway and HTTPS to Cisco

The following is a sample configuration showing the minimum steps required to configure Call Home

on a Nexus 9000 to communicate, via a Transport Gateway, with the Smart Call Home System using

HTTPS and a command to start the registration process. The TG will use HTTPS to communicate with the Smart

Call Home System. This assumes that the Transport Gateway software has been installed, configured and registered with

Smart Call Home.

1. Set the system contact - In global configuration mode enter the mandatory system contact

using the snmp-server contact command.

NX-9000#config t

NX-9000(config)#snmp-server contact sys-contact

2. Configure the mandatory contact information (phone number, email address, & street address)

NX-9000(config)#callhome

NX-9000(config-callhome)#email-contact email-address

NX-9000(config-callhome)#phone-contact +1-000-000-0000

NX-9000(config-callhome)#streetaddress a-street-address

3. Configure the mandatory email server information and from email address - The server address

is an IPv4 address, IPv6 address or domain-name of a SMTP server that Call Home will send

email messages to. Optional port number (default = 25) and VRF may also be configured.

NX-9000(config-callhome)#transport email smtp-server ip-address port 25 use-vrf vrf-name

NX-9000(config-callhome)#transport email from email-address

4. Set the destination profile CiscoTAC-1 email-address to an email address for the account

that the Transport Gateway will be accessing -

NX-9000(config-callhome)#destination-profile CiscoTAC-1 email-addr email-address

5. Set the periodic inventory interval to 30 days -

NX-9000(config-callhome)#periodic-inventory notification interval 30

6. Send a Call Home Inventory message to start the registration process -

NX-9000#callhome test inventory

trying to send test callhome inventory message

successfully sent test callhome inventorymessage

Receive an email from Cisco and follow the link to complete the registration for Smart Call home.

Downloading Cisco Transport Gateway Software

To download Cisco Transport Gateway software, go to the Download Software web page. On that page the Related

Information section on the right lists the different OS versions (Linux, Solaris, Windows) of Transport Gateway

software. Find the correct OS version of Transport Gateway software in the list and then click either Download Now

or Add to cart.

After you have downloaded the correct OS version of Transport Gateway software, then refer to the Transport

Gateway Installation/Configuration/Registration sections of the Smart Call Home Users’ Guide for information on

how to install the downloaded code then configure and register the Transport Gateway.

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