02-11-2014 11:58 PM - edited 03-07-2019 06:09 PM
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02-12-2014 01:33 AM
Hi,
I am not sure how to check that using SNMP walk.
But following is the way to check it using switch CLI.
For example, you have a stack of 3 switches. Switch 1 is the master.
So when you do a Show proc cpu sort, you check the CPU of the master i.e. Switch 1 in this case.
Now in order to check the CPU of member switches 2,3 you have to do the following:
#session 2 (this will login you into the second switch of the stack)
#show proc cpu sort (this will tell you the cpu of the second switch
#exit
Similarly for the 3rd switch of the stack:
#session 3
#show proc cpu sort
Thanks
Ankur
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02-12-2014 02:08 AM
Hi,
The reason you are getting the error Command authorization failed. is because your user access doesn't have enough privilages to run this command. You might have a tacacs configured on the switch with a lower privilage level for your account.
Thanks
Ankur
02-12-2014 01:33 AM
Hi,
I am not sure how to check that using SNMP walk.
But following is the way to check it using switch CLI.
For example, you have a stack of 3 switches. Switch 1 is the master.
So when you do a Show proc cpu sort, you check the CPU of the master i.e. Switch 1 in this case.
Now in order to check the CPU of member switches 2,3 you have to do the following:
#session 2 (this will login you into the second switch of the stack)
#show proc cpu sort (this will tell you the cpu of the second switch
#exit
Similarly for the 3rd switch of the stack:
#session 3
#show proc cpu sort
Thanks
Ankur
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02-12-2014 01:54 AM
Hi,
beslown the result:
BBO#session ?
<1-9> Switch number
BBO#session 2
Command authorization failed.
i try this,but does not working
BBO#session 2 ?
processor destination processor for session
02-12-2014 02:08 AM
Hi,
The reason you are getting the error Command authorization failed. is because your user access doesn't have enough privilages to run this command. You might have a tacacs configured on the switch with a lower privilage level for your account.
Thanks
Ankur
02-12-2014 11:54 AM
OK,thanks for reply!
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