Almost all switches will no longer be found?

[Martin Bichler]

Hello,

we have 2 routers and about 50 switches. All can be queried without errors and, for example, if I search for an IP 172.16.222.20, this IP will be found at switch sw-kha-18 (last seen 10 minutes ago). Now I click on sw-kha-18 and this message appears: "No switches named sw-kha-18 found within the past 7 days".
If I do the report type "Switch report on a name", with Searchstring , just 3 switches will be found. One or two weeks ago, I don't know it exactly, all switches and routers were found.

On commandline the same:
"netdb -i 172.16.222.20" find the IP on sw-kha-18 Port Gi1/0/10
"netdb -sw sw-kha-18" gives no output.

Thanks in advance
AlbMin

[Martin Bichler]

Hello,

I have one logon-credentials for all our switches an another credentials for the asa. For the asa I need a enable-password.

So far I had this in netdb.conf
devuser = myswitchuser
devpass = myswitchpass
devuser2 = myasauser
devpass2 = myasapass

enablepass = myasaenablepass

This works for many weeks, but suddenly, I don't know why, almost all switches uses the enablepass.
If I uncomment the enablepass-line, all works fine (except for the asa).

So now I work with authgroups:
authgroup_user group1 = myswitchuser
authgroup_pass group1 = myswitchpass
authgroup_user group2 = myasauser
authgroup_pass group2 = myasapass
authgroup_enable group2 = myasaenablepass

And in devicelist.csv:
coreswitch,arp,authgroup=group1
asa,devtype=asa,arp,authgroup=group2
switch1,authgroup=group1
switch2,authgroup=group1
switch3,authgroup=group1
...

It looks good, but can you explain this behaivor?

Thank you
Regards
Martin