How to add range of interfaces from Cisco Nexus 6k, I have a range of 1100 of interfaces spreaded

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I have a range of 1100 of ports spreaded through one building, I want to add ports floor by floor with SNMP traffic, I can't select them by mouse obviously, my browser windows even fizzes.. how can I put number or a pattern or come up with a trick so not all of them will be selected.

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Hello,

While adding the snmp traffic sensor it's possible to filter interfaces by using the search function (if the interfaces have different names). Then you can select those interfaces correspondingly. If it's not possible to filter by name in your case, you would need to select the desired interfaces manually.

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How to add range of interfaces from Cisco Nexus 6k, I have a range of 1100 of interfaces spreaded

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