Re: duplex discovery

That is the big question, I think the answer is that some vendors
provide this in extension MIBs but there is no common support for
ETHERLIKE with SNMP on hosts, which is too bad.  This is a huge
undertaking but would be a huge win for Net-SNMP if it does not
provide this information already.

On the other hand, you could 'hack' support for this in by extending
the agent with a script that works for the environments you are
managing, not ideal but workable if you are in control / have say with
the people who administer the hosts you manage in your environment.

On 10/29/07, Bruce Shaw <[email protected]> wrote:
> OK, anybody know the API for reporting duplex settlings for all the
> network drivers for linux and *BSD (all hardware platforms) AIX, HP-UX,
> windoze and all our other supported platforms?
>
> >Cisco does support Etherlike, at least on the 19xx, 29xx, 37xx, and
> 65xx lines of devices.
>
> >>If it doesn't contain code to look for the duplex status of a device,
> then it can't report that information.
>
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