I guess that makes sense, just make's my monitoring more complicated.
I have 2 customers that are fed with 1 radio on a tree a ways out in the
yard. (Same owner of both houses, customers are renters)
Customer 1 feeds POE to a 2.4 EPMP 1000 in AP mode on Ether 1.
Force 200 Feed Radio plugged into the 2.4 EPMP1000 on LAN 2 doing POE Out
Customer2 Connected to RF of 2.4 EPMP1000 Radio.
I used to have a Tik at the tree, but the customer broke the NEMA with
the lawnmower, and decided the Tik could just sit on the ground. So I
removed the need for the NEMA by connecting it all this way.
On 10/18/2019 12:11 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
ahh, its a bridged interface, so even though its physical its treated
as one for counters for .1 and .3 There was another system i used to
deal with that did that, dont recall which, maybe tranzeo IIRC we
never found a way to differentiate. I wonder if CPE is in router mode
if it does separate them
On Fri, Oct 18, 2019 at 11:58 AM Nate Burke <n...@blastcomm.com
<mailto:n...@blastcomm.com>> wrote:
From Ireasoning MIB Browser.
ifNumber.0 3 Integer 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifIndex.1 1 Integer 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifIndex.2 2 Integer 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifIndex.3 3 Integer 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifDescr.1 LAN interface 1 OctetString 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifDescr.2 WLAN interface OctetString 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifDescr.3 LAN interface 2 OctetString 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifType.1 ethernetCsmacd (6) Integer 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifType.2 ieee80211 (71) Integer 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifType.3 ethernetCsmacd (6) Integer 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifPhysAddress.1 00-04-56-D2-BD-A3 OctetString
10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifPhysAddress.2 00-04-56-D2-BD-A4 OctetString
10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifPhysAddress.3 00-04-56-D2-BD-A3 OctetString
10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifInOctets.1 3776053896 Counter32 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifInOctets.2 4220530327 Counter32 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
ifInOctets.3 3776053896 Counter32 10.200.10.110:161
<http://10.200.10.110:161>
On 10/18/2019 11:48 AM, Larry Smith wrote:
Hmmm, if you do snmpwalk -v 2c -c <community> <IP> 1.3.6
what does the IF:MIB section show for ethernet ports?
I seldom get reasonable information from the cambium sections.
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