Those are two completely different serial numbers. There is the board ID
and the unit serial number. There is no command to get your serial number
remotely in a 2500. You have to write down the serial before you send it
out OR adopt a habit of placing the serial number in the description field
of a null or loopback interface in the config.
-Andrew
At 10:08 AM 1/16/01 -0500, Paul Van Der Zel wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I've just attempted to get the serial number of a Cisco from the inside of
>the router and compare it to the one printed on the outside:
>
>a "show version" gives me:
>Processor Board ID 05604842, with hardware revision 00000000
>
>or querying snmp OID:
>cisco.3.6.3.0 05604842
>
>another OID later in the MIB tree provides the following:
>mib.47.1.1.1.1.2.1 "2500 chassis, Hw Serial#: 90196034, Hw Revision: N"
>Lance HD64570 HD64570 Unknown
>
>All of which completely fails to coincide with: 250054124, which is what is
>written on the serial number label...
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Paul
>
>Paul van der Zel
>IS Cape Town
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