Hi
I'm using NAV 3.5.4, and I'm getting some strange names on my switchports, in the statistics section.
I have a couple of stacked Cisco 3750 switches. NAV is showing ports named:
<IP>/1_488 and <IP>/1_496
How can I find the real names of these ports, and why are they named this way?
Lars Kulseng
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 05:13:55PM +0200, Lars Kulseng wrote:
I'm using NAV 3.5.4, and I'm getting some strange names on my switchports, in the statistics section.
I have a couple of stacked Cisco 3750 switches. NAV is showing ports named:
<IP>/1_488 and <IP>/1_496
How can I find the real names of these ports, and why are they named this way?
These aren't port names. As with all the other switch ports, 1_488 tells you that this is port 488 on module 1. This is most likely an Etherchannel port, and this is the switch port number assigned to it by your 3750 switch in the BRIDGE-MIB.
You can tell makecricketconfig to use interface names as target names instead of the <module>_<port> pattern, but if you want to keep historical data for your switch ports, this is rather involved. In NAV 3.6, makecricketconfig will fix this for you automatically.