Probably you should dump the ifTable then look at the ifType and ifDescr which will tell you what those ifIndex is for. The way the port are numbers are physical ports first - 1-48 (are the ethernet ports) for example then the logical ports such as LAGs and VLANs. So port 100000 for example would be for VLAN 1.
Note that on a 33xx for example, both the 3324 and 3348 are running the same code base so they both reserve 1-48 as the ifIndex for ethernet ports 1-48 even if there is physicall only 24 ports on the 3324. Also the LAGs ifIndex will not show up on the table unless the LAG is defined on the switch.
DELL-Cuong N.
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December 22nd, 2005 13:00
Probably you should dump the ifTable then look at the ifType and ifDescr which will tell you what those ifIndex is for. The way the port are numbers are physical ports first - 1-48 (are the ethernet ports) for example then the logical ports such as LAGs and VLANs. So port 100000 for example would be for VLAN 1.
Note that on a 33xx for example, both the 3324 and 3348 are running the same code base so they both reserve 1-48 as the ifIndex for ethernet ports 1-48 even if there is physicall only 24 ports on the 3324. Also the LAGs ifIndex will not show up on the table unless the LAG is defined on the switch.
Cuong.
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December 22nd, 2005 13:00
I got this working.