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Hi!
I installed the Nagios program on CentOS 7. After the settings are faced with a problem. I need to monitor the port status of two Dell PowerConnect 7024 switches. The switches are stacked and have a single ip address. When I am in the switch management interface, I see them as "unit 1"and" unit 2". Next, I'm in the configuration file switch.kfg write the next:

...
check_command check_snmp!-C public -o ifOperStatus.1 -r 1 -m RFC1213-MIB
...

И в интерфейс

As a result, in the web interface of Nagios I see the status of the first port of the first switch "Unit 1". The same can be done for any port of the first switch. But I need to monitor and ports of the second switch in a stack which "Unit 2". I tried different options but didn't succeed. I guess I'm not the only one stupid enough to handle a question like that.
Please help me! How do I track the status of the ports on the second switch in the stack?

Out of curiosity what do you get when you run this against the IP address?
They may just be assigned different SNMP IDs

scottwilkerson wrote:Out of curiosity what do you get when you run this against the IP address?

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snmpwalk -v 2c -c 'public' XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX ifName

They may just be assigned different SNMP IDs

Thank you so much! You solved my problem.

Glad to help!

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