[mrtg] AW: Cisco 6500 switch port monitoring?

[Hahn, Michael {GY-O~Mannheim}]

you do not have to use the oids. you can just use the interface index.

for example switch is "e-switch.x.com". with "sho port 1/1" you find out that the interface-index of port 1/1 is 3, so the command would be:
target[e-switch]: 3:password at e-switch.x.com
or if to be seen as from the station on the port:
target[e-switch]: -3:password at e-switch.x.com

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I am trying to figure out the object ID scheme used to read the traffic on
specific switch ports of a Cisco Catalyst 6509 switch, with nine  48 port 10/100
cards.  The 200 page MIB quick reference guide from Cisco is a bit cryptic to
parse out.

I got as far as 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.2.1.1  I think, is anyone monitoring individual
switch ports for traffic?  How do to specify a card/port combination?

Nick



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