Support Bundles are a critical resource for troubleshooting issues with Provider Connectivity Assurance. A support bundle is a collection of logs, statuses, configurations, and other details about your Provider Connectivity Assurance application. Sensitive information such as secrets are automatically redacted in a support bundle’s output.
There are 3 ways to create a support bundle:
Via the Admin Console
Via the provider-connectivity-assurance CLI
Via
kubectl support-bundle
Once created, a support bundle can be shared with Cisco in 3 ways:
Directly as a file
Uploaded via the Admin Console
Uploaded via the Enterprise Portal
Creating a Support Bundle
Via Admin Console
Login to the Admin Console in web browser by visiting your machine’s IP on port 30000. For example: https://10.128.0.1:30000
Navigate to the Troubleshoot screen
Press the Analyze Provider Connectivity Assurance button
Via the provider-connectivity-assurance CLI
Login to your machine via SSH
From where you installed the provider-connectivity-assurance application, run the following command:
sudo ./provider-connectivity-assurance support-bundle
Via kubectl support-bundle
Login to your machine via SSH
From where you installed the provider-connectivity-assurance application, run the following command:
sudo ./provider-connectivity-assurance shellRun
kubectl support-bundle. Optionally, pass a yaml file that a Cisco support specialist has shared with you in order to target specific data to collect in the support bundle.
Sharing a Support Bundle
Directly as a File
A support bundle is a single file that is archived and compressed. Simply share this file via a communications tool such as Webex or E-mail.
Upload via Admin Console
From the Troubleshoot view in the Admin Console, you can download the support-bundle file. You can also press the
button to upload the support bundle to Cisco.
Upload via Enterprise Portal
Login to the Enterprise Portal at https://get.pca.cisco.com. Navigate to the Support page and press the Upload a support bundle button to share your support-bundle file.