What I mean is that if you use only one lane out of four, the three remaining are wasted. With a QSFP suitable for breakout they could be used. I was merely trying to point out (for OP that claims not to be so familiar with QSFPs) that it may be a go...
Some things to consider:Enable logging of commands excuted in the CLI:enable cli config-loggingenable cli config-logging expansionGeneric syslogging:create log filter commandfilterconfigure log filter DefaultFilter add exclude events cli.logRemoteCmd...
The switches may be, but not the TAC, believe me!!!QSFP-SFPP-ADPT will use only one lane and of course waste the other three. If you have separate SFP+ ports, use those instead. In the X870 and 7720, you may need an occasional QSFP-SFPP-ADPT (or the...
Have you tried SNMP v2 just to see what OIDs you can get? If that works, you may actually have a problem with the SNMPv3 setup and not SNMP in general.
What is your "view" definition? It will restrict (or not) the OIDs available for you to see. Also, an snmpwalk [all the options you need] IP 1 will give you a full walk of all trees available for you, standard, enterprise and special. The 1 indicated...
