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snmp mib index changed.

wuh
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After upgrading the IOS on a c3825, I found the index of the snmp parameters for FXO changed. This is inconsistent with my knowledge, in that i thought those parameters would never change for a router.

What am i missing?

Thank you!

Han

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Giuseppe Larosa
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Hello Han,

we had the same issue some years ago:

even if we had configured

snmp mib ifindex persist

after a major change release the SNMP indexes were changed.

Cisco answer was that when the command is there to ensure that after a reload the indexes are consistent but when changing IOS this is not guaranteed in case of upgrade

Hope to help

Giuseppe

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naveen_b81
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You can try "snmp-server ifindex persist".This should keep the snmp indexd same.

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Giuseppe Larosa
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Hello Han,

we had the same issue some years ago:

even if we had configured

snmp mib ifindex persist

after a major change release the SNMP indexes were changed.

Cisco answer was that when the command is there to ensure that after a reload the indexes are consistent but when changing IOS this is not guaranteed in case of upgrade

Hope to help

Giuseppe

naveen_b81
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You can try "snmp-server ifindex persist".This should keep the snmp indexd same.

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