I'm running a QFX stack and a EXT4200 and it doesn't seem like Natlas is able to discover the neighbors when starting at each device. It shows the root device okay but doesn't jump to anything else.
natlas v0.12.1
Michael Laforest <mjlaforest@gmail.com>
Python 3.6.5
Config file: ./natlas.conf
Output file: /topology_image/topology-2018-08-30-04-41-42.pdf
Out Catalog file: None
Root node: 10.0.42.14
Discover depth: 100
Diagram title: natlas Diagram
Discovery codes:
. depth ! connection error
+ discovering node > numerating adjacencies
i include node L leaf node
Discovering network...
1 [root] +Switch DI4 (10.0.42.14)
[root] >Switch DI4 (10.0.42.14)
Collecting node details...
[1/1]+ Switch DI4 (10.0.42.14) 8.44 sec
Back filling node details...
Created diagram: /topology_image/topology-2018-08-30-04-41-42.pdf
Completed in 0:0:13.33s
The LLDP configuration on each switch looks like the following
set protocols lldp management-address $MANAGEMENT_IP_HERE
set protocols lldp port-id-subtype interface-name
set protocols lldp interface all
set protocols lldp-med interface all
Walking the OIDS that are hard-coded for LLDP does seem to return data but I'm not sure where
Hi,
I'm running a QFX stack and a EXT4200 and it doesn't seem like Natlas is able to discover the neighbors when starting at each device. It shows the root device okay but doesn't jump to anything else.
The LLDP configuration on each switch looks like the following
Walking the OIDS that are hard-coded for LLDP does seem to return data but I'm not sure where
Anything else I can check on my side?