Replacement product for redundant power supply RPS1000

Hi,
i would like to know what's the replacement product for RPS1000, i tried in cisco web page but no results.
Please help me.
Thanks

Hello,
Unfortunately there is no replacement product for the redundant power supply RPS1000.
Regards,
Cindy Toy
Cisco Small Business
Community Manager

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Hello,
Unfortunately there is no replacement product for the redundant power supply RPS1000.
Regards,
Cindy Toy
Cisco Small Business
Community Manager

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Hi,
I was wondering if I am able to add a redundant power supply to an asr 1001 router that is in production without losing connectivity or causing any diruption to the Users - is it hotswappable?
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I need help for monitoring the redundant power supply of my switches (3750x and 3560x)
I have configured my snmp on my switches and is able to monitor interfaces, temperature and etc.
The problem is when I am monitoring the redundant power supply and fans.
I am using two Cisco C3KX-PWR-350WAC Modular Power Supply per switch.
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Power Supply 1
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.5.1.3 Instance: 1003
Power Supply 2
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When I remove the fan module, I am able to get a notification that the fans are down, but when I plug back the fan module it is now using a different instance.
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Note: This problem is the same for all of my 3560X switches and 3750X switches. I am not sure if I am monitoring the wrong OID.
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Hi ,
You are running an old IOS code , definitely you are hitting a BUG .
there is no workaround or I would say unfirtunetely you will not be able to get the correct power supply status via SNMP.
you need to use command line for this.
I mean "show env all "
**** if you want to know the Excat BUG that your code is hitting ,please contact TAC.
Thanks-
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