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Posted by Spencer Teran on June 9, 2005, 1:57 pm
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I have the same issue with my 2600 series stuff. What I've done is just
add a line with the chassis serial number to the config:
snmp-server chassis-id XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
This may help in your situation.
Cheers,
Spencer
AM wrote:
> Walter Roberson wrote:
>
>> :I though serial number reprted on the rear of 837 was the same
>> reported as Processor Board ID doing "sh ver"
>> :I have 10 of them and that is true. Then we bought 20 and it is not
>> true.
>> :Should the serial number be reported in sh ver output or not?
>>
>> Morally, yes ;-)
>
>
> They don't differ at the beginning, they are completely different!
>
>>
>> The situation is perhaps as on the PIX: the number you see via
>> 'sh ver' has to be prefixed with either 44 (older) or 88 (newer)
>> in order to get the full serial number.
>
>
> I must phone people to associate the serial number with the location.
> Humph! :)
>
> Alex.
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