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  • 1.  Read Aruba AOS-S switch modules, S/N, etc.

    Posted Jul 29, 2025 01:38 AM
    Edited by gst Jul 29, 2025 02:04 AM

    Hello community,

    I'm trying to find an automated way to gather Switch informations incl. modules (i.e. stacking-module). 

    On 2930M with WC.16.11.0025 I've managed to get almost everything with SNMP or REST API

    but no power supply S/N (SSH command "sh system power-supply"). Does anyone know the OID or URI

    which could provide missing infos? Also the documentation of REST API for AOS-S is very hard to find,

    any idea where can I find complete set of URI? I think Aruba MC in wireless got a special URL which

    provided all possible URI and methods...?

    In Aruba REST API Guide for ArubaOS-Switch 16.05 I've found most of used URI

    but I'm not sure if this list contains all available URI?

    Best Regards,

    Greg

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  • 2.  RE: Read Aruba AOS-S switch modules, S/N, etc.
    Best Answer

    Posted Jul 29, 2025 10:54 AM

    The guide should be all that's documented. You may have a look at API Guide for version for 16.11.

    One other approach is AnyCLI, which allows any CLI command to be ran via the REST API.



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  • 3.  RE: Read Aruba AOS-S switch modules, S/N, etc.

    Posted Jul 30, 2025 01:59 AM

    Hello Herman,

    Thank you for AnyCLI Video - as long as I get the REST Response as a string, I can parse it using awk to get only the info which I need for power supplies (member no., slot and S/N)

    Best Regards,

    Greg



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