Wireless Access

We are monitoring our Aruba infra using SNMP polling only instead of traps. Below are the issues we are now facing with Aruba OS 8-

1. When access point goes down, there are two alerts generated for single event. Because AP is connected onto both the WLC (Primary/Secondary).
2. When access point moves from one wlc to other wlc within the cluster, or one tunnel goes down for reason, an alert is received for AP down for the WLC where AP was connected before movement.

We are monitoring our Aruba infra using SNMP polling only instead of traps. Below are the issues we are now facing with Aruba OS 8-

1. When access point goes down, there are two alerts generated for single event. Because AP is connected onto both the WLC (Primary/Secondary).
2. When access point moves from one wlc to other wlc within the cluster, or one tunnel goes down for reason, an alert is received for AP down for the WLC where AP was connected before movement.

We are monitoring our Aruba infra using SNMP polling only instead of traps. Below are the issues we are now facing with Aruba OS 8-

1. When access point goes down, there are two alerts generated for single event. Because AP is connected onto both the WLC (Primary/Secondary).
2. When access point moves from one wlc to other wlc within the cluster, or one tunnel goes down for reason, an alert is received for AP down for the WLC where AP was connected before movement.

MM tracks all the AP and their status. When we execute #show ap database long   we get detailed AP information stored in MM for entire infra.
Is  there a way we can poll this MM AP database via SNMP and get the same data ?

We are monitoring our Aruba infra using SNMP polling only instead of traps. Below are the issues we are now facing with Aruba OS 8-

1. When access point goes down, there are two alerts generated for single event. Because AP is connected onto both the WLC (Primary/Secondary).
2. When access point moves from one wlc to other wlc within the cluster, or one tunnel goes down for reason, an alert is received for AP down for the WLC where AP was connected before movement.

MM tracks all the AP and their status. When we execute #show ap database long   we get detailed AP information stored in MM for entire infra.
Is  there a way we can poll this MM AP database via SNMP and get the same data ?

We are monitoring our Aruba infra using SNMP polling only instead of traps. Below are the issues we are now facing with Aruba OS 8-

1. When access point goes down, there are two alerts generated for single event. Because AP is connected onto both the WLC (Primary/Secondary).
2. When access point moves from one wlc to other wlc within the cluster, or one tunnel goes down for reason, an alert is received for AP down for the WLC where AP was connected before movement.

(ArubaMM-VA) [mynode] #show snmp trap-queue 2021-10-06 08:59:27 Access point f0:5b:39:c9:fd:e8 (LMS 192.168.1.7) status 2​

MM tracks all the AP and their status. When we execute #show ap database long   we get detailed AP information stored in MM for entire infra.
Is  there a way we can poll this MM AP database via SNMP and get the same data ?

We are monitoring our Aruba infra using SNMP polling only instead of traps. Below are the issues we are now facing with Aruba OS 8-

1. When access point goes down, there are two alerts generated for single event. Because AP is connected onto both the WLC (Primary/Secondary).
2. When access point moves from one wlc to other wlc within the cluster, or one tunnel goes down for reason, an alert is received for AP down for the WLC where AP was connected before movement.