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[Netdisco] cat 1900's not working when trunked
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From: John K. <kok...@ge...> - 2003-11-17 15:45:15
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All
I have looked into this problem with the cat 1900's and it appears that
they are not defined as an object class that includes vlan...
I can manually read the cat 1900's with bridge mib the mac addresses
tables...
I thinking it is adding an object class definition in Info.pm but I am
not sure...
Thanks Again
John Kokidko
202 687 1043
kok...@ge...
SNMP::Info::AUTOLOAD(v_name) Attribute not found in this device class.
at /usr/local/netdisco/netdisco line 1251
Saw : 278 forwarding table entries. Took 12 seconds.
# For certain Cisco switches you have to connect to each
1249 # VLAN and get the forwarding table out of it.
1250 # Notably the Catalyst 5k, 6k, and 3500 series
1251 my $v_name = $device->v_name() || {};
1252 my $ver = $device->snmp_ver();
1253 my $comm = $device->snmp_comm();
1254 my $obj = $device->class();
1255
1256 # For each VLAN, connect and then macsuck
1257 foreach my $vid (sort { my $aa=$a; my $bb=$b; $aa=~
s/^\d+\.//;$bb=~ s/^\d+\.//;
1258 # Sort by VLAN id
1259 $aa <=> $bb
1260 }
1261 keys %$v_name)
1262 {
1263
1264 my $vlan_name = $v_name->{$vid} || '(Unnamed)';
1265 # VLAN id comes as 1.142 instead of 142
1266 my $vlan = $vid;
1267 $vlan =~ s/^\d+\.//;
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> 1. Re: Cat 2900's works fine Cat 3500 problem with Port # (Dana Watanabe)
> 2. Web Front End Problems (Catterton, Wayne S)
> 3. Cat 1900 not working correctly when trunked (John Kokidko)
> 4. Re: Cat 2900's works fine Cat 3500 problem with Port # (=?ISO-8859-1?Q?D=E1na_Watanabe?=)
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> Subject:
> Re: [Netdisco] Cat 2900's works fine Cat 3500 problem with Port #
> From:
> Dana Watanabe <dwa...@uc...>
> Date:
> Wed, 12 Nov 2003 05:31:19 -0800 (PST)
> To:
> John Kokidko <kok...@ge...>
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>What version of SNMP::Info and Netdisco are you using?
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>On Mon, 10 Nov 2003, John Kokidko wrote:
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>>All
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>>My install is working fine...I can look up a user and find them easily
>>and see what port they are assigned to with Cisco Cat2900's
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>>I can find user who are attached to 3500's but Netdisco will not Display
>>what port they are assigned to on the switch.
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>>Any Help would be Greatly Appreciated...
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>>Thanks John Kokidko
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> Subject:
> [Netdisco] Web Front End Problems
> From:
> "Catterton, Wayne S" <wsc...@xo...>
> Date:
> Wed, 12 Nov 2003 15:49:58 -0500
> To:
> <net...@li...>
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> Hi,
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>
> I've Installed Netdisco on a Redhat 9 machine, I've done all the steps
> listed in the Install, and I believe the backend is working ok,
> however the web frontend is ugly, I can see the perl code listed on
> it, which leads me to believe that something may not be right with
> mod_perl, but I've double-checked and everything looks ok there. I'm
> wondering if maybe there is a configuration issue somewhere. Anyways
> listed below is a cut & paste of what the web front end looks like:
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>
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> Any help would be most appreciated
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>
> Thanks,
>
>
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>
> Enter Login Information
>
> % if ($err) {
>
> <%$err%>%}
>
> User Name
>
> Password
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>
> Note
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> * Sessions Last for <%$session_time%>minutes.
> * Administrator: If you are having login problems (Appears to
> accept password but still sends you back to the login page) see
> the comments in netdisco_apache.conf.
>
> <%args> $user => undef $cmd => undef $pw => undef $done => undef <%init> my $err = ''; my $secure = &is_secure; my $session_time =
> $netdisco::CONFIG{websession} || 60; # Force us to login via HTTPS if
> configured if (!$secure){ my $page = $r->uri; my $args = $r->args; my $url = url_secure($page);
> HTML::Mason::Escapes::url_escape(\$args) if $args; $url .= "?$args" if
> ($args); $m->redirect($url); } if ($cmd eq 'login'){ $user = lc($user); my $db_user
> = sql_hash('users',['*'],{'username' => $user}); unless (defined $db_user->{username}){ $err .= "User Not Found.
> \n"; } my $md5_pw = Digest::MD5::md5_hex($pw); unless ($err or $md5_pw
> eq $db_user->{password}){ $err .= "Bad Login.
> \n"; } if ($err) { $m->session->{_logged_in} = 0; delete $m->session->{user}; delete $m->session->{user_port_ctl}; delete $m->session->{user_admin}; delete $m->session->{start}; } else { $m->session->{_logged_in} = 1; $m->session->{user} = $db_user->{username}; $m->session->{user_port_ctl} = $db_user->{port_control}; $m->session->{user_admin} = $db_user->{admin}; $m->session->{start} = time; $r->connection->user($db_user->{username}); # Update record insert_or_update('users',{'username' => $m->session->{user}}, {'last_on' => scalar(localtime)} ); # Redirect if (defined $done and length($done))
> { $m->redirect("$done"); } else { $m->redirect('.'); } } } <%method title> - Login \ %# $Id: login.html,v 1.8 2003/05/30 16:27:04 maxbaker Exp $
> %# vim:syntax=mason
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> Wayne Catterton CCNA
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