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    OSPFView
    OSPFView reads the link-state database from an OSPF daemon. Then it creates a dot graphic which can be displayed with graphviz. At the moment OpenBSD ospfd and ospf6d and gated 3.6 are supported.
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    netgraphp

    Produces a graphical map of hosts, switches and routers in a network.

    A php script which uses lldp information to traverse snmp servers in a network and produce a graphical map of different hosts and connections in the network. The graph is produced with the graphviz dot syntax and graphviz can be used to produce different file formats like .png or .eps. All connections to be identified must have snmp servers with lldp support at both ends. Most high end switches have built in support for snmp and lldp. Computer hosts need something like lldpd together with an snmp server.
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