We recently installed quite a few Ethernet Routing Switch 4850GTS-PWR+ switches into our network. Since we have quite a few custom home grown applications and scripts that perform backups, idle port reports, etc. I usually need to add the sysObjectID to the list of supported devices and due some quick tests to make sure that everything works properly with the new switch model.
This time around though I quickly found that the sysObjectIDs for the ERS 4800 series switches were missing from SYNTOPICS-ROOT-MIB contained in the most recent software release, v5.6.2.
I received confirmation this morning from Avaya that the SNMP MIBS are missing the proper information and as released don’t include any of the actual sysObjectID OIDs for the Ethernet Routing Switch 4800 switch models.
You can find an updated copy of the SYNOPTICS-ROOT-MIB here. Just replace this file with the SYNOPTICS-ROOT-MIB.mib that is included in the 5.6.2 software release.
You’ll notice that also included are the VSP 7000 and Ethernet Routing Switch 3500 series switches.
This SNMP MIB includes support for the following OIDs;
-- ERS 48xx Series sreg-ERS-48xx OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { registration 78 } sreg-ERS-4826GTS-PWR-PLUS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-48xx 1 } sreg-ERS-4850GTS-PWR-PLUS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-48xx 2 } sreg-ERS-4826GTS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-48xx 3 } sreg-ERS-4850GTS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-48xx 4 } -- VSP 7xxx Series sreg-VSP-7xxx OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { registration 79 } sreg-VSP-7024XLS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-VSP-7xxx 1 } -- ERS 35xx Series sreg-ERS-35xx OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { registration 80 } sreg-ERS-3526T OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-35xx 1 } sreg-ERS-3526T-PWR-PLUS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-35xx 2 } sreg-ERS-3524GT OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-35xx 3 } sreg-ERS-3524GT-PWR-PLUS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-35xx 4 } sreg-ERS-3510GT OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-35xx 5 } sreg-ERS-3510GT-PWR-PLUS OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sreg-ERS-35xx 6 }
Cheers!
Michael McNamara says
Looks like Avaya has issued a product notice concerning the missing SNMP OIDs;
https://downloads.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/100170922
Cheers!