How to recognize port type of cisco switch via SNMP?

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I would like to filter just copper ports with snmp walks from a Cisco 2960 L2 switch.
I already searched the Cisco SNMP Mibs but I did not found anything if the port is a copper or SFP port.



ifType (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.3) is 6 (Ethernet) whether copper or SFP port.



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  • There are also copper SFP modules. I think you mean copper or fiber.
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I would like to filter just copper ports with snmp walks from a Cisco 2960 L2 switch.
I already searched the Cisco SNMP Mibs but I did not found anything if the port is a copper or SFP port.



ifType (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.3) is 6 (Ethernet) whether copper or SFP port.



Thank you in advance.






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I would like to filter just copper ports with snmp walks from a Cisco 2960 L2 switch.
I already searched the Cisco SNMP Mibs but I did not found anything if the port is a copper or SFP port.



ifType (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.3) is 6 (Ethernet) whether copper or SFP port.



Thank you in advance.






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I would like to filter just copper ports with snmp walks from a Cisco 2960 L2 switch.
I already searched the Cisco SNMP Mibs but I did not found anything if the port is a copper or SFP port.



ifType (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.3) is 6 (Ethernet) whether copper or SFP port.



Thank you in advance.






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  • There are also copper SFP modules. I think you mean copper or fiber.
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  • There are also copper SFP modules. I think you mean copper or fiber.
    – Ron Maupin♦
    2 hours ago















There are also copper SFP modules. I think you mean copper or fiber.
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There are also copper SFP modules. I think you mean copper or fiber.
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You can get this information from the ifMauType which returns a value from this list



This is defined in the MAU-MIB from RFC4836






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