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10-27-2015 01:03 PM
10-27-2015 01:03 PM
How to Poll Total pps and backplane load on Procurve
Hello,
I have a few zl5400 series switch chassis with J8726A management modules and I would like to poll total pps and backplane load on a unit basis (not by interface). I have downloaded the MIBS but I'm not sure which OID to use. Is there anyone who have done this before or who has an idea which MIB might have this OID number ?
Thanks,
Baybars
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