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Is there a way to manage port poe on and Exos switch through NetSight

Is there a way to manage port poe on and Exos switch through NetSight

davidj_cogliane
Contributor
We have a customer who wants to reset inline-power on an Exos port using NetSight. I was trying to create a column in a FlexView and thought I found the right mib.

extremePethPortResetPower OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { set(1), clear(2) }
MAX-ACCESS read-write
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"Resets the power on the port. Reading always returns clear(2)"
::= { extremePethPsePortEntry 5 }

I have tried this on several code versions including 16.1 but always get the red X.
NetSight is 6.3.0.162 and 6.3.0.168 same results on both
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Drew_C
Valued Contributor III
That xkit site may be decommissioned soon. All of the content has been migrated to gitHub.
https://github.com/extremenetworks

Thank you

This is very interesting information and I will investigate deployment of this at our office for testing.

Unfortunately this does not help with the issue I am currently working on. Our customer has some problem cameras that require a reboot from time to time. That is why I am trying to get this flexview to work.

But again thanks for the information I look forward to investigating it further.

davidj_cogliane
Contributor
Ok so I found that and am able to get it to work through the mib tool useing
extremePethPortResetPower=1.3.6.1.4.1.1916.1.27.2.1.1.5
set powers it down and clear powers it up.

In the flexview I do not even get the same output. In the mib tool it shows clear in the flexview it shows N/A

Here is a link to the tpl file
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wo9w3klwdfhgims/POE%20Status%203.tpl?dl=0

It seems like there has to be a check box or something that is making the FlexView send the information differently than the mib tool is.

Thanks for your help

Mike_Thomas
Extreme Employee
You should be able to set to the 1 or 2 value above, if you get a set failed, make sure you have write credentials set correctly.
You could try changing sysLocation or sysLocation for instance, a very common writeable MIB. That would be a baseline

davidj_cogliane
Contributor
I get an output from the mib query using the mib tool but did not know disabling the port from there would be possible.
GTM-P2G8KFN