MRTG like SNMP works on index numbers. Switches are a bit funny as to how
they allocate their index numbers. Routers are a bit easier ie. e0/0 would
normally be index number 1.
If you have the switch managed on an SNMP NMS you should be able to
view all the index numbers & associated interfaces from their. If not
download MGSOFT (MIB browser) from the web and do an SNMP WALK on the switch
this will list all the switch ports and it's index numbers.
rgds Chris Burnham
-----Original Message-----
From: Tay Chee Yong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 02 July 2001 02:49
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MRTG and Cat6509 [7:10575]
Hi all,
I am currently plotting MRTG on a Catalyst 6509 switch. But I am unable to
decipher the target code in the config file.
Target[192.168.10.254.XYZ]: 1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am unable to determine which interface is XYZ referring to, as there is
no proper numbering for XYZ. There are numbers such as 226, but I do not
know which interface does it represent.
Anyone care to advise? Thanks.
Regards,
Cheeyong
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