# Cisco NX-OS n6000 .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.12.3.1.3.1539 { TYPE                         = Switch VENDOR                   = Cisco MODEL                      = NX-OS n6000 CERTIFICATION       = TEMPLATE CONT                        = Cisco-Nexus-NON-CLI HEALTH                    = Nexus-Entity-EntSensor VLAN                         = Cisco-Nexus-Vlan NEIGHBOR               = LLDP-CDP  INSTRUMENTATION:  Environment                = CiscoEntityFRU:DeviceID Card-Fault                   = CiscoEntityRF:DeviceID CPU/Memory              = CiscoNexus:DeviceID Interface-Fault                = MIB2 Interface-Performance   = MIB2 Port-Fault                       = MIB2 Port-Performance          = MIB2 }  To load the above field cert  /IP/smarts/bin/sm_edit ../conf/discovery/oid2type_Field.conf Check to see if the cert already exists, if so, update it with the above info  ## Reload OIDs for a domain without restarting the domain ##  Reload oid info for IP /IP/smarts/bin/sm_tpmgr -s --reloadoid | tee  If the provided field cert does not work, please create a SR with snap file for the device in question. Run the following command to perform a mibwalk using the Smarts mibwalk utility located in the IP bin directory /IP/smarts/bin:  /IP/smarts/bin/sm_snmpwalk    The above command assumes that the device's read community string is "public".  If the read community string is something other than "public", you can use the following command: /IP/smarts/bin/sm_snmpwalk -c  Three output files will be generated with an extension of .mimic, .snap and .walk.  Attach the 3 created files to the SR.  Ron Miller Advisor, Enterprise Tech Services Dell EMC | Services
Smarts could only discover Aggregateport, Card and Ports, these are missing: Power-Supply, TemperatureSensor and VoltageSensors. Switch type: Cisco Nexus 5696 with FEX modules. We have many of these switches, and I could see Smarts has found these missing parts earlier. Some of the switches I havent discovered in the past has the missing parts under ComposedOf.  The problem occurs if I delete an switch type like this Nexus 5696 from Smarts, and then run rediscover. I have this issue in our test and production environment. Test has version: V9.4.2.12(161565) and Prod: V9.4.1.9(149728). SysObjectID for Nexus 5696 is .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.12.3.1.3.1539. Im afraid there is an error in our oid2type_Cisco file for these SysObjectID. Could someone post the correct settings for these SysObectId: .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.12.3.1.3.1539?  Thanks :-)  -- Thomas
Smarts wouldt discover all parts