fabianoboscatto
IS-IT--Management
Is there a a MIB Object capable to tell me the number of switches in a stack?
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anthonyanderberg
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In the SWL2MGMT MIB there is a swL2UnitCtrl branch that might be helpful.
In the S5-AGENT-MIB MIB there is s5AgSysStackInsertionUnitNumber under the s5AgentSystem branch that sounds close: "...specifies the unit number to be assigned to the next unit that joins the stack..."
Good luck,
anthony
In the S5-AGENT-MIB MIB there is s5AgSysStackInsertionUnitNumber under the s5AgentSystem branch that sounds close: "...specifies the unit number to be assigned to the next unit that joins the stack..."
Good luck,
anthony
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