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sysObjectID values
I'm working on a system to manage some switches using SNMP. To work properly, it needs to know which model switch it is working with. I can use sysObjectID to get the type information, but since I only have a 3448 and 5324 on hand, I don't know what values the other switches would return. It has to be able to work with 33xx, 34xx, 5324 and 6024 series swtiches. What are the sysObjectID values for the different models of these swtiches? Thanks
David Barratt
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Posted November 13th, 2007 10:00
Hi,Is there in one place a list of ALL sysobjectids for ALL Dell devices past & present? I develop a network discovery tool and use the sysobjectid to id the discovered devices.
DELL-Cuong N.
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Posted June 26th, 2006 18:00
If you query the sysObjectId you will get some long OID which looks something like ".1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10895.....X" The "...." part may be different on some of these switches but the X is what's important. The final X is encoded with the following values:
PC6024F - 3000 ; PC6024 - 3001
PC3324 - 3002 ; PC3348 - 3003
PC5324 - 3004
PC5316M - 3005
PC3424 - 3006 ; PC3448 - 3007
PC3424P - 3008 ; PC3448P - 3009
For example, the PowerConnect 3324 switch is encoded with the final X = 3002.
Cuong.