Article ID: 12864
Products
SecureStack C3, C2, B3, B2, A2
Goals
Some log messages, for example as outlined in
10798 and
12786, make reference to port numbers within the range of 1 to 423. This document explains how to convert from that number to a unit/port number, then to a full conventional port number in "<
type>.<
unit#>.<
port#>" format.
Solution
The given port number refers to the originating MIB2 Interface. The associated physical port may be determined by means of a fairly simple conversion, as explained below.
52 MIB2 interfaces are allocated to each of the possible eight Stack units, plus six are allocated to the LAGs.
That is:
- Interfaces 001-052 are assigned to Unit 1.
- Interfaces 053-104 are assigned to Unit 2.
- Interfaces 105-156 are assigned to Unit 3.
- Interfaces 157-208 are assigned to Unit 4.
- Interfaces 209-260 are assigned to Unit 5.
- Interfaces 261-312 are assigned to Unit 6.
- Interfaces 313-364 are assigned to Unit 7.
- Interfaces 365-416 are assigned to Unit 8.
- Interfaces 418-423 are assigned to the LAG aggregators.
For example; based on the above list, port 160 is the fourth port on unit 4.
To confirm this (and resolve to the conventional port number), use the 'show port counters' command:
B3(su)->
show port counters *.4.4
Port : ge.4.4 MIB2 Interface: 160 Bridge Port : 4
No counter discontinuity time
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MIB2 Interface Counters
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In Octets 10367
In Unicast Pkts 45
In Multicast Pkts 6
In Broadcast Pkts 32
In Discards 0
In Errors 0
Out Octets 233365668
Out Unicast Pkts 171184
Out Multicast Pkts 2448
Out Broadcast Pkts 129
Out Errors 0
802.1Q Switch Counters
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Frames Received 83
Frames Transmitted 173761
B3(su)->
