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Help with Cisco Devices - 10/8/2008 10:27:51 AM

K3HTK

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I am trying to setup a Cisco 4510 in SCOM and cannot seem to figure out how to get my interfaces listed on the device. I would like to monitor thresholds on the interfaces for packets sent and received but am having a hard time getting this done. After discovering my switch, all I see is the name and Healthy status that it is up but I need to monitor down to the port levels on the blades.

Any help or guided reading / examples would be great.... Thank You!

Ed

< Message edited by K3HTK -- 10/8/2008 10:28:35 AM >

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RE: Help with Cisco Devices - 10/15/2008 11:49:28 AM

eyona

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well discovering interfaces is a bit tricky, I wrote the detailed explanation as blog post at Monitoring Network Switches and Interfaces
the article refers to Cisco 3560 but I believe you can adapt the example mp to your needs

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RE: Help with Cisco Devices - 10/15/2008 2:41:24 PM

K3HTK

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Great! Thanks for sharing the info.... I will check out your post.... You have a link to it?

Thank you,

Ed

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RE: Help with Cisco Devices - 10/15/2008 6:15:56 PM

eyona

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i included the link in the first post here it is again: http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/idany/archive/2008/10/15/monitoring-network-switches-and-interfaces.aspx