Hi Eric,
There was another thread concerning this a couple of weeks ago..
I think the consensus was there is no command to show chassis serial number
that is on the outside of the router, but there is a command to see the
serial #'s of the cards and motherboard..I think the command was s
show version
David
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> hi,
>
> is there any way to show the serial # of a router from a "show" command
> through IOS CLI? I need to get serial #'s of multiple remote WAN
routers...
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Erik
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That doesn't give you the chassis SN which you use with smartnet. We always
put the SN in a description in the config.
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David,
I believe when you do a show version on the router,
that shows you the serial number of the motherboard.
If you want the serial number of the router itself,
you must look on the back of the router. Once you have
that info you can program it into an SNMP program to
have available all the ti
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