11-23-2022 11:20 AM
Looking for suggestions. We use Auvik to poll SNMP OIDs on our Extreme devices. Since there is no way to anticipate the possible number of power supplies in a stack of devices (seemingly, each has the option of supporting 4 based on the mib), there's no way for us to poll without building switch/stack-specific pollers for every possible option. Is there a simpler "stack level" OID that indicates that there's simply a problem with the health of the overall stack (power, member, etc.)? There's no macro/scripting parser, so OID polling is our only option. Thanks in advance!
11-25-2022 03:05 AM - edited 11-25-2022 09:12 PM
You can display the stack member number by using the show switch EXEC command.
@BigRicOfficeFootballPool.com website wrote:Looking for suggestions. We use Auvik to poll SNMP OIDs on our Extreme devices. Since there is no way to anticipate the possible number of power supplies in a stack of devices (seemingly, each has the option of supporting 4 based on the mib), there's no way for us to poll without building switch/stack-specific pollers for every possible option. Is there a simpler "stack level" OID that indicates that there's simply a problem with the health of the overall stack (power, member, etc.)? There's no macro/scripting parser, so OID polling is our only option. Thanks in advance!
11-25-2022 11:45 AM
Thanks. That I'm familiar with. The issue is trying to build an SNMP poller that accurately polls any Extreme device at scale without customizing which OIDs to poll for each. As I said, there's no scripting component in Auvik, only OID polling (unless they build something, which they haven't).