I just put version 13.1 on SourceForge. If you are running SwitchMap and you want to update to 13.1, put the new code into a separate directory, copy your old ThisSite.pm into the new directory, and then edit ThisSite.pm to add the definition of the @LocalSwitchTrunkPorts array.
Changes include
Added the @LocalSwitchTrunkPorts array to ThisSite.pm. This provides
a somewhat klunky work-around for people that have certain switches
(i.e. Junipers and Cisco 3845s). These switches don't provide a
way for SwitchMap to identify trunk (uplink) ports via SNMP. For
these switches, SwitchMap produces web pages with long lists of MAC
addresses on those ports, instead of "trunk port". If you have
this problem, read the comment that accompanies
@LocalSwitchTrunkPorts in ThisSite.default.pm.
Removed the "search networks" button, which was only meaningful
at my site.
Uncommented and corrected some old code to support Foundry switches.
Still needs work. Thanks to Andrew Struiksma for providing access
to Foundry devices for testing.
In GetVlansOnPorts, added spaces after VLAN numbers on trunk ports,
to allow long lists of VLANs on trunk ports to wrap when the
window is resized.
Applied changes to improve support for HP switches. Thanks to
Nancy Greenblatt and Jeremy Lunsford.
Fixed UpdateOuiCodes.pl to handle the changed format of the IEEE
oui.txt file, and to be more resilient to such changes in the
future.
Updated the oui.txt file with the latest version from the IEEE, and
ran UpdateOuiCodes to update the OuiCodes.txt file.
Last edit: Pete Siemsen 2014-02-06
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Thanks for the update! The improvements are nice. The Trunk array is handy and my Foundry device types are now detected and displayed on the statistics page.
I have one suggested improvement for the stats page, though. It would sure be useful if there were hyperlinks to the various switches.
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I would like to know if your program supports the use of IPv6 addresses. My company currently only uses IPv4 but we have started to look at IPv6. I would like to find out if we can just keep using your program or will we have to move to a new one.
Thanks for a great program.
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I just put version 13.1 on SourceForge. If you are running SwitchMap and you want to update to 13.1, put the new code into a separate directory, copy your old ThisSite.pm into the new directory, and then edit ThisSite.pm to add the definition of the @LocalSwitchTrunkPorts array.
Changes include
a somewhat klunky work-around for people that have certain switches
(i.e. Junipers and Cisco 3845s). These switches don't provide a
way for SwitchMap to identify trunk (uplink) ports via SNMP. For
these switches, SwitchMap produces web pages with long lists of MAC
addresses on those ports, instead of "trunk port". If you have
this problem, read the comment that accompanies
@LocalSwitchTrunkPorts in ThisSite.default.pm.
at my site.
Still needs work. Thanks to Andrew Struiksma for providing access
to Foundry devices for testing.
to allow long lists of VLANs on trunk ports to wrap when the
window is resized.
Nancy Greenblatt and Jeremy Lunsford.
oui.txt file, and to be more resilient to such changes in the
future.
ran UpdateOuiCodes to update the OuiCodes.txt file.
Last edit: Pete Siemsen 2014-02-06
Thanks for the update! The improvements are nice. The Trunk array is handy and my Foundry device types are now detected and displayed on the statistics page.
I have one suggested improvement for the stats page, though. It would sure be useful if there were hyperlinks to the various switches.
Good idea, and not hard to implement. I'll try to get that into the next version.
Hi Pete - thanks for the continued development.
Ignore previous post - user error.
Last edit: Isendel Steel 2014-02-12
FYI, there's a missing " on line 115 of ThisSite.pm after "xe-0/0/1
Last edit: shawn 2014-03-05
Quite right, sorry about that. I'll fix it in the current code.
I would like to know if your program supports the use of IPv6 addresses. My company currently only uses IPv4 but we have started to look at IPv6. I would like to find out if we can just keep using your program or will we have to move to a new one.
Thanks for a great program.