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Today's Topics:
1. Port Speed/Duplex Inventory Report? (Rath, Heiko)
2. Re: Port Speed/Duplex Inventory Report? (Michael Butash)
3. Macksuck does not working for Zyxel AAM1212 (Alex Kapunov)
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Dear Netdisco Team,
I recently took over a network consisting of slightly over 200 devices, mostly
Cisco Catalyst switches and installed Netdisco to get a better understanding of
our inventory. I am very impressed with this awesome tool, thank you for
developing this and making it available!
Our management is interested in the state of our cabling infrastructure serving
our users at the different locations to see where we may have user connections
only at 10/100 Mbps/half-duplex, as building ages/infrastructure vary
significantly. Netdisco does a great job in showing port information for
individual switches, is there a way to run a report on ALL the ethernet ports
in the network showing: device name, last change, link status, speed (running),
duplex (running)?
I've added the custom report "Port Speeds" which is a good summary of how many
ports of different speeds are in the network; would it be possible to extend
that report to show device/interface names?
Regards,
Heiko Rath
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Sure, using the custom report feature in ND, I built a few to show more
data or differently for me, you will just have to learn where in sql to
pull the bits from.
If you see the last thread and my comments on sql, you need to refactor a
custom report, easiest is using the example (or the one I posted), and
learn how to do some basic sql joins to make your own. I am not a dev, but
I do have to dabble occasionally, and SQL was something I just had to nut
up and learn some, that and how to navigate around postgres in a cli
looking at tables it uses (or install pgAdmin too). It was quite useful,
and seeing what all data is across the tables, you start to think how you
can format your own views for the reports.
My biggest problem is I do this every few/several years, so it's usually 50
first dates each time for me when I do need to.
I do wish *all* the built in reports were presented like the "custom
reports" section, it would be easier to reference what is there today and
extend them than having to modify the base code for those to get them to
show more data. Most are almost good enough, but would be nice if easier
to add/change/tweak the base ones too. Maybe a thought for ND3...
-mb
On Thu, Oct 19, 2023 at 6:28 AM Rath, Heiko <heiko.r...@durhamnc.gov> wrote:
> Dear Netdisco Team,
>
>
>
> I recently took over a network consisting of slightly over 200 devices,
> mostly Cisco Catalyst switches and installed Netdisco to get a better
> understanding of our inventory. I am very impressed with this awesome tool,
> thank you for developing this and making it available!
>
>
>
> Our management is interested in the state of our cabling infrastructure
> serving our users at the different locations to see where we may have user
> connections only at 10/100 Mbps/half-duplex, as building
> ages/infrastructure vary significantly. Netdisco does a great job in
> showing port information for individual switches, is there a way to run a
> report on ALL the ethernet ports in the network showing: device name, last
> change, link status, speed (running), duplex (running)?
>
>
>
> I’ve added the custom report “Port Speeds” which is a good summary of how
> many ports of different speeds are in the network; would it be possible to
> extend that report to show device/interface names?
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> Heiko Rath
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Hi everyone!
Platform: FreeBSD 13.2, Netdisco-2.061001
I'm trying to add Zyxel AAM1212 to Netdisco2 and found problem with macsuck
job:
SNMP::Info::_load_attr bp_index : BRIDGE-MIB::dot1dBasePortIfIndex :
.1.3.6.1.2.1.17.1.4.1.2
[42590] 2023-10-20 08:52:50 debug [10.41.27.2] macsuck b4:a9:fc:29:3f:d1 -
port 13 has no bp_index mapping - skipping.
[42590] 2023-10-20 08:52:50 debug [10.41.27.2] macsuck 00:17:95:6c:4a:53 -
port 13 has no bp_index mapping - skipping.
The problem is that Zyxel AAM1212 does not support corresponding OID:
#snmpwalk -v 2c -c ***** 10.41.27.2 BRIDGE-MIB::dot1dBasePortIfIndex
BRIDGE-MIB::dot1dBasePortIfIndex = No Such Object available on this agent
at this OID
#netdisco-do show -d 10.41.27.2 -e bp_index
[61103] 2023-10-20 11:08:05 info App::Netdisco version 2.061001 loaded.
[61103] 2023-10-20 11:08:06 info show: [10.41.27.2]/bp_index started at
Fri Oct 20 14:08:06 2023
*undef*
[61103] 2023-10-20 11:08:07 info show: finished at Fri Oct 20 14:08:07 2023
[61103] 2023-10-20 11:08:07 info show: status done: Showed bp_index
response from 10.41.27.2
Is it possible to fix this problem, for example define variable bp_index in
Nodes.pm using other suitable OID?
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