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‎05-08-2025 02:09 PM
We have Cisco switches that we are scanning with SNMP and we get a lot of great information!
We are however missing the ID/number of the VLAN (like "1234") of each port, we can see with Wireshark that it is collected under OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.68.1.2.2.1.2 by Lansweeper as an integer but we are unable to find it anywhere in the Lansweeper Database.
The closest we find is the "Vlan" in tblSNMPInfo that is the text-name/description of the VLAN but looking at what Lansweeper is actually fetching from the switch; the name of the VLAN comes only with the VLAN ID-number related - hence it looks like Lansweeper actually is aware of the VLAN ID/number at some level.
Any ideas on how the VLAN ID/number might be extracted from the database or elsewhere?
Interface VLAN ID "1125" collected via SNMP on interface "33":
VLAN Description "B3......4-1" collected via SNMP from VLAN ID 1125:
Thanks!
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‎05-09-2025 03:47 PM
We currently do not store that information in the database. We only store what can be found in tblSNMPInfo.vlan.
However, we would be happy to assist you in submitting a feature request to our product team. Please open a ticket in our support portal.
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‎05-09-2025 04:14 PM
Thank you for the information, I would love to raise a ticket in the support portal but are only met with pulsating grey boxes when I press the "CREATE CASE" or "MANAGE CASE" buttons - any suggestions to fix that?