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| version 0.2 | 2022-04-25 | ||
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jfMonitor
=========
Enterprise Network / Storage Monitoring Solution
Features:
- Network Monitoring using ARP requests (PING requests can get blocked)
- Storage Monitoring
- email notification
- unknown device notification (daily report)
- Cisco network device configuration
Windows Installation:
- need to install npcap first : http://npcap.com
Web Interface:
- http://your_host_name
License:
- LGPL
- No warranty of any kind is given. Not liable for data loss or corruption. Use at your own risk.
Usage:
- jfMonitor is a multi-client / server setup
- each client will report file system usage to the server
- any client (or server) can also ping any locally connected network which requires pcap installed.
API Interface:
- http://server:8080/?verb=getmac&ip=1.2.3.4&html=true
- returns last known mac address for IP
Cisco configuration:
- Edit Port : Change port configuration, set mode {access,trunk,L3:IP}, change vlans, etc.
- View VLANs : View all configured VLANs, add/remove and config name and STP state.
- Add VLANs : Add a set of VLANs to multiple port(s).
- Remove VLANs : Remove a set of VLANs from multiple port(s).
- Create Group : Select multiple ports and create a group (etherchannel).
- Remove Group : Select a group port and remove it.
- Routing : Config device routing, add static routes.
- Save : Save the devices running-config to startup-config.
- Delete : Remove device from inventory.
FAQ:
- Q: Can I monitor a remote network?
- A: No, the MAC address is used to identify devices and ARP requests are used instead of actual PING requests
since a PING can be blocked but ARP requests are generally not blocked.
This is why the network interface IP address is required in the network monitoring setup section.
WebSite : http://jfmonitor.sf.net
Source Code : https://github.com/pquiring/javaforce/tree/master/projects/jfmonitor
Author : Peter Quiring
eMail : pquiring at gmail dot com