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Cisco ACI faults are collected by the Agent and stored in Datadog as logs. They can be viewed from the [Cisco ACI dashboard][15], or by filtering for `source:cisco-aci` in the [Log Explorer][16].
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There are two types of Cisco ACI faults: `fault:Inst` and `fault:Delegate`. See [fault objects and records][12] for more information.
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The Cisco ACI config `.yaml` file can be configured to collect one of the following fault types:
|[send_faultinst_faults][13]| Set to `true` to enable collection of Cisco ACI `faultInst` faults as logs. |
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|[send_faultdelegate_faults][14]| Set to `true` to enable collection of Cisco ACI `faultDelegate` faults as logs. |
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If you have enabled either `send_faultinst_faults` or `send_faultdelegate_faults`, add the following configuration to the logs section of your `.yaml` file:
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```yaml
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logs:
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- type: integration
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source: cisco-aci
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service: cisco-aci
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```
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### Events
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The Cisco ACI check sends tenant faults as events.
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Last Successful Execution Date : 2023-01-04 15:58:04 CST / 2023-01-04 21:58:04 UTC (1672869484000)
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