From Observium

There are 3 MIBs currently used by Force10 for their switching products.

Force10 C-Series

F10-C-SERIES-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardType.1 = INTEGER: lc4802E48TB(1024)
F10-C-SERIES-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardType.2 = INTEGER: lc0810EX8PB(2049)
F10-C-SERIES-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardTemp.1 = Gauge32: 25
F10-C-SERIES-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardTemp.2 = Gauge32: 26

We detect these and set their description as "Slot $index"

Force10 E-Series

F10-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardType.1 = INTEGER: rpmCardEF3(206)
F10-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardType.3 = INTEGER: lc2401E24PG3(69)
F10-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardType.4 = INTEGER: lc2401E24PG3(69)
F10-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardUpperTemp.1 = Gauge32: 34
F10-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardUpperTemp.3 = Gauge32: 34
F10-CHASSIS-MIB::chSysCardUpperTemp.4 = Gauge32: 34

We detect these and set their description as "Slot $index". There is also chSysCardLowerTemp which is not currently used by Force10, and is set to the same value as chSysCardUpperTemp.

Force10 S-Series

F10-S-SERIES-CHASSIS-MIB::chStackUnitTemp.1 = Gauge32: 47
F10-S-SERIES-CHASSIS-MIB::chStackUnitModelID.1 = STRING: S25-01-GE-24V

We detect these and set their description as "Unit $index $model"