A SaaS platform has claimed a UCS server in Intersight. After a field notice is published for that hardware, an operator needs the list of notices that apply to the server. A copy of vNIC frames is not required. Where is that list?
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Short Explanation
An advisory is a recall notice, not a recording of the traffic. You look at Intersight advisories for the claimed server to see which published notices apply to that hardware. A traffic monitoring session only copies frames.
Full Explanation
Intersight correlates published advisories, including field notices, to servers that have been claimed, using the hardware identity it already inventories. The SaaS operator finds the applicable notices in the advisories for that server. A traffic monitoring session on a fabric interconnect copies frames from a source such as a vNIC to an analyzer. It does not list field notices. An MDS SPAN session copies Fibre Channel frames on a SAN switch. It is not the catalog of UCS hardware advisories. A logical configuration backup is an XML export of profiles, pools, and policies taken when an administrator runs it. Publishing a field notice does not regenerate that file, and the file is not the advisory list. Caveat: an unclaimed server will not show up in that Intersight correlation, so the serial has to be claimed before the list is meaningful. Operational check: open the advisories for the claimed serial, confirm the field notice is listed against that hardware, and do not expect the frame copy to contain it.