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Asset Inventory (preferably using XIQ) including members of stacks

Asset Inventory (preferably using XIQ) including members of stacks

XTRMUser
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Hi all,

I'm supposed to come up with an inventory of Extreme switches in our network. I can export the device list in the /world site, but it doesn't have members of my stacks. Example: Stack "MyStack" only shows one entry, making it impossible to tell if this is a single switch or a stack.

In my case, all my stacks are ERS.

What options to do I have to come up with a complete list of Extreme switches in my network?

Thanks.

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Thanks Markus. Since this is a workflow, I have downloaded and installed it. I'll probably modify it to give us the info we want.

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Thanks Markus. Since this is a workflow, I have downloaded and installed it. I'll probably modify it to give us the info we want.

XTRMUser,

We have used the script from Extreme's GitHub for the License Calculation...  That should give you all the devices that require a license in a .csv file.  Since each switch needs a license, the switches within the stack show up.  You should be able to tell the stack they are in since it also has an IP Address column.

Thanks,

Bill

I do have this script, but Extreme people loaded it up and used. When I ran it, I had a mysql error on the 2nd step. So I didn't take time to pursue it further. But thanks for the link.

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