[c-nsp] on the subject of SNMP

[Bill Nash]

Try looking for 'bridging' and 'forwarding' tables instead.

6500 is screwy (at last check, I'm a few years out of date by now) in that 
you need to append @$vlanNumber to the community string when polling the 
device to get information about a specific vlan. Once you get into that 
context, things might start to make a little more sense. I've no 
experience with FWSM, though, so caveat utilitor. Hope that helps.

- billn

On Tue, 27 Nov 2007, Justin M. Streiner wrote:

> Does anyone have an OID to:
> 1. enumerate the VLANs configured in a vlan-group to be presented to an 
> FWSM in a 6500 via the "firewall vlan-group" command?
> 
> I've searched the MIBs using many different combinations of "vlan", 
> "firewall", "channel", etc, but have come up with nothing.
> 
> 2. list the spanning-tree priorities for the VLANs that are configured on 
> a device?
> 
> I found several things in the MIBs that looked promising, but when I poll 
> them, I didn't get what I thought I'd get, or the OIDs I looked at were 
> deprecated.
> 
> Cisco's MIB object navigator hasn't been much help, so any insight to get 
> pointed in the right direction is greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks
> jms
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