Dell Networking N2000 series 24 and 48 port switches. P with POE.
Some output from fusioninventory-netinventory --debug
[debug] partial match for sysobjectID .1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10895.3054 in database: unknown device ID
<INFO>
<COMMENTS>Dell Networking N2048, 6.3.3.14, Linux 3.6.5-f0fa1e90</COMMENTS>
<FIRMWARE>6.3.3.14</FIRMWARE>
<MANUFACTURER>Dell</MANUFACTURER>
<SERIAL>...</SERIAL>
<TYPE />
</INFO>
[debug] partial match for sysobjectID .1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10895.3056 in database: unknown device ID
<INFO>
<COMMENTS>Dell EMC Networking N2048P, 6.5.2.9, Linux 3.6.5-e3cd5a07, Not Available</COMMENTS>
<FIRMWARE>6.5.2.9</FIRMWARE>
<MANUFACTURER>Dell</MANUFACTURER>
<SERIAL>...</SERIAL>
<TYPE />
</INFO>
It seems "Dell Networking" is the current brand name for these switches and they are from the "N series". On the Dell website they call them "Dell Networking N2048 Switch" or "Dell EMC PowerSwitch N2048". Otherwise I see nowhere this "PowerSwitch", so I left it away from the model column in sysobject.ids, but feel free to change what you think fits bests.
I think the already existing N3048P is not called PowerConnect. As far as I understand it belongs to the same Dell Networking N-Series.
674.10895.3060 Dell NETWORKING PowerConnect N3048P
What is your preferred naming convention?
Dell Networking N2000 series 24 and 48 port switches. P with POE.
Some output from fusioninventory-netinventory --debug
It seems "Dell Networking" is the current brand name for these switches and they are from the "N series". On the Dell website they call them "Dell Networking N2048 Switch" or "Dell EMC PowerSwitch N2048". Otherwise I see nowhere this "PowerSwitch", so I left it away from the model column in sysobject.ids, but feel free to change what you think fits bests.
I think the already existing N3048P is not called PowerConnect. As far as I understand it belongs to the same Dell Networking N-Series. 674.10895.3060 Dell NETWORKING PowerConnect N3048P What is your preferred naming convention?