Multiple MAC addresses create one hub even though it's a network equipment

[TITIxplod]

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Version

10.0.12

Bug description

Hello, Although a MAC address corresponds to a network device declared in GLPI (after object conversion), the inventory continues to create a hub. There seems to be an error at line 363 in file \src\Inventory\Asset\NetworkPort.php to handle this case: if (isset($this->connections['NetworkEquipment'])) { instead of if (isset($this->connection_ports['NetworkEquipment'])) { Thanks.

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[trasher]

First try with latest release. And the if you do, please provide all details and files so we can reproduce easily on a fresh install.

[TITIxplod]

Hi there, The same issue appears on a fresh install of GLPI 10.0.16... Steps to reproduce

• Import XML which contains switch inventory example: SWITCH01.zip GLPI creates all mac addresses seen on port1.0.5 and a hub due multiple network ports (normal because all equipments are unknown).

But in fact, we know the first equipment is an access point, so we convert it to a network equipment, then we delete unmanaged equipments

After, we import the same XML: However, there's now a known network equipement on port1.0.5, so it should not create a hub according to the code:

if (count($found_macs) > 1) { // MultipleMac
           //do not manage MAC addresses if we found one NetworkEquipment
            if (isset($this->connections['NetworkEquipment'])) {
                return;
            }

So I think there is an error: it should be $this->connection_ports['NetworkEquipment'] in order to obtain this result:

Thanks.