SwitchMap collects data from the SNMP MIBs in devices. Some of the MIBs are
standard ones found in all devices that support SNMP. Some are proprietary
Cisco MIBS that exist in only in Cisco devices. When SwitchMap is run on
devices that don't support all the MIBs SwitchMap reads, the program will
still create web pages, but the pages may not show some values. For example,
they may show table rows for every port in a switch, but no data in the MAC
address, IP address or DNS columns.
It's hard to predict whether your D-Link switches might support the MIBs
needed by SwitchMap. The best thing to do is try it and see what you get. If
SwitchMap produces incomplete data, you could consider trying to modifying the
code to add support for D-Link MIBs. I have no D-Link devices, so I can't do
the necessary development, but I'd be happy to help in the effort. Please try
SwitchMap on your D-Link switches and let me know how it goes.
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I installed SwitchMap, pages are created, but there was only information about
the time of the switch and its model, data ports, VLAN is not in the pages
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I was hoping for a bit more from the standard MIBs. sysDescr and sysUptime
come from the standard MIB-II MIB. If you want details about the MIBs that
SwitchMap can't get from the switches, you can turn on logging. When you run
SwitchMap, use the "-d 7 -f" options. That will create a file named
"SwitchMap.log" that shows what the program is doing. Unfortunately, to
support your switches, the next step word be to add code to SwitchMap to make
it recognize the D-Link MIBs.
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can we make loading MIB files in any directory or whatever, and from there
were taken the necessary OID? or may have the opportunity to change the MIB
files on CISCO files from D-Link?
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Good afternoon. How to make so that we could collect data from the switches of
D-Link? I used DGS3627G, DES3200-10, 3200-26 DES, DES 3526, DES 3028
Thanks in advance.
PS Sorry for my english, I'm from Russia
SwitchMap collects data from the SNMP MIBs in devices. Some of the MIBs are
standard ones found in all devices that support SNMP. Some are proprietary
Cisco MIBS that exist in only in Cisco devices. When SwitchMap is run on
devices that don't support all the MIBs SwitchMap reads, the program will
still create web pages, but the pages may not show some values. For example,
they may show table rows for every port in a switch, but no data in the MAC
address, IP address or DNS columns.
It's hard to predict whether your D-Link switches might support the MIBs
needed by SwitchMap. The best thing to do is try it and see what you get. If
SwitchMap produces incomplete data, you could consider trying to modifying the
code to add support for D-Link MIBs. I have no D-Link devices, so I can't do
the necessary development, but I'd be happy to help in the effort. Please try
SwitchMap on your D-Link switches and let me know how it goes.
I installed SwitchMap, pages are created, but there was only information about
the time of the switch and its model, data ports, VLAN is not in the pages
I was hoping for a bit more from the standard MIBs. sysDescr and sysUptime
come from the standard MIB-II MIB. If you want details about the MIBs that
SwitchMap can't get from the switches, you can turn on logging. When you run
SwitchMap, use the "-d 7 -f" options. That will create a file named
"SwitchMap.log" that shows what the program is doing. Unfortunately, to
support your switches, the next step word be to add code to SwitchMap to make
it recognize the D-Link MIBs.
sent the mail log file creations
can we make loading MIB files in any directory or whatever, and from there
were taken the necessary OID? or may have the opportunity to change the MIB
files on CISCO files from D-Link?