Here is another question, I see when the index.html file is created for switchmap, it is generated in order of IP and not so much as placement in the ThisSite.pm, or the name(s) assigned in /etc/hosts file.
Is there a way to specify the order of the devices in the creation of the index.html?
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The definition of columns would be cool and a feature to specify alphabetical or as inputted in the order in the ThisSite.pm.
Pete, these are just nice to have's. You tool is a godsend in what I am trying to do at my company. I am curious if you have had any interaction with the FWSM. I see the MACLIST find like 100 ARP/IP addresses (on the FWSM) but upon running the SwitchMap.pl, it doesn't map those IPs to specific interfaces.
SwitchMap gets the switch names from the LocalSwitches array defined in ThisSite.pm.
It sorts the names alphabetically before it writes the index.html file. Would you like different behavior?
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Here is another question, I see when the index.html file is created for switchmap, it is generated in order of IP and not so much as placement in the ThisSite.pm, or the name(s) assigned in /etc/hosts file.
Is there a way to specify the order of the devices in the creation of the index.html?
The definition of columns would be cool and a feature to specify alphabetical or as inputted in the order in the ThisSite.pm.
Pete, these are just nice to have's. You tool is a godsend in what I am trying to do at my company. I am curious if you have had any interaction with the FWSM. I see the MACLIST find like 100 ARP/IP addresses (on the FWSM) but upon running the SwitchMap.pl, it doesn't map those IPs to specific interfaces.
FWSM: sh arp
SwitchMap gets the switch names from the LocalSwitches array defined in ThisSite.pm.
It sorts the names alphabetically before it writes the index.html file. Would you like different behavior?