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NAME

   RCDP - CLI based network mapping/discovery 

DESCRIPTION

   The rcdp utility provides network device discovery and hierachical, 
   character based mapping suitable for use in a CLI based environment.  Currently
   it supports only Cisco devices via SNMP, but future version will include 
   multivendor and multiprotocol support (Telnet/SSH).

   Besides mapping rcdp is usefull for pushing config changes out to a large number 
   of devices vis SNMP, or tracking down IP/MAC addresses , or gathering
    information about your network deives such as chassis serial numbers 
   (modues not supported yet), OS versions numbers, and hardware models.

INSTALLATION

    RCDP requires perl, Net::SNMP, Net::Telnet, and Net::SSH modules.  
    RCDP is installed using the distribution file.  After unpacking the 
    file, perform the following steps while in the top level directory of the distribution:

        a.  Create a makefile by decompressing and then running Perl against Makefile.PL and 
            then run make:

		tar -xzf rcdp.tar.gz
		cd rcdp
                perl Makefile.PL
                make test
                make install
		configure rcdp.conf (see man page or rcdp.conf example file)
		mv rcdp.conf /etc ?

REQUIREMENTS

   Net::SNMP
   Net::Telnet 
   Net::SSH

DOCUMENTATION

    Documentation is included as part of the RCDP module in 
    Plain Old Documentation (POD) format. 

AUTHOR

    Marcus A. Beaman <beamanm@gmail.com>
    
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

    Copyright (c) 1998-2012 Marcus A. Beaman.  All rights reserved.

    This program is free software; you may redistribute it and/or
    modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language
    system itself.
Source: README, updated 2012-10-11