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    clifford
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    HI

    is it possible to get an inventory of all my switched and routers

    i actually need the serial number of the switches and also the serial numbers of the the SFP modules installed in the switches

    Regards

    Clifford Dsouza

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      lindeamon
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      hi Clifford,

      do you monitor them with SNMP ?
      if you do monitor them you can probably  get the info through snmp query.
      you can auto bind them to a container and see if you can extract the data from it

      hope this help get you started
      Lindeamon

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        clifford
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        Hi lindeamon

        (auto bind them to a container) i need help with the steps to get this done,

        snmpwalk -v2c 192.168.x.x -c public 1.3.6.1.4.1.259.10.1.43.1.1.3.1.10.1 (this query fetches me the serial number)

        Regards

        Clifford Dsouza

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          Victor Kirhenshtein
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          Hi,

          you can create template with DCI using OID you have provided and apply as necessary. Then you can create DCI summary table and use it to get serial numbers for all switches in one table. For SFP modules you likely can use instance discovery to create DCI for each SFP (I don't know how this information exposed on your devices so I'm not sure). If you'll have DCIs for SFP modules you can add them to the same summary table as additional columns.

          Best regards,
          Victor

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