Hi,
I'm trying to discover part of our network. I start at that sites core switch and it gets discovered without issues. But the scripts says that it found 0 links. The core is a pair of 6506 running VSS and bootdisk:/s2t54-adventerprisek9_npe-mz.SPA.152-1.SY3.bin (from the devices file).
Here is the output of mnet.py:
Config file: network.txt
Root node: 10.18.224.1
Output file: network.png
Crawl depth: 10
Diagram title: MNet Network Diagram
Out Catalog file: devices.txt
I have the subnet included in the settings file:
"subnets" : [
"10.18.224.0/24"
There are currently 9 switches connected to this main switch and all of them have cdp enable. Walking 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.23 shows them just fine. Not sure how the script discovers them.
Hi, I'm trying to discover part of our network. I start at that sites core switch and it gets discovered without issues. But the scripts says that it found 0 links. The core is a pair of 6506 running VSS and bootdisk:/s2t54-adventerprisek9_npe-mz.SPA.152-1.SY3.bin (from the devices file). Here is the output of mnet.py: Config file: network.txt Root node: 10.18.224.1 Output file: network.png Crawl depth: 10 Diagram title: MNet Network Diagram Out Catalog file: devices.txt
----- DEVICES
Platform: None IOS Ver: None Routing: yes OSPF ID: 10.255.224.1 BGP LAS: 65100 HSRP Pri: None HSRP VIP: None VSS Mode: 1 VSS Domain: 50 VSS Slot 0: IOS: None Serial: None Platform: None VSS Slot 1: IOS: None Serial: None Platform: None Stack Cnt: 0 Loopbacks: Not configured. SVIs: Not configured. Links: Discovered devices: 1 Discovered links: 0 Created graph: network.png
I have the subnet included in the settings file: "subnets" : [ "10.18.224.0/24"
There are currently 9 switches connected to this main switch and all of them have cdp enable. Walking 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.23 shows them just fine. Not sure how the script discovers them.
Anybody have a hint what could be happening?
I'm using Python 2.7 on Windows Server 2012 R2.