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Oleg Volkov
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Hello!

I start to develope application with WEB interface for draw REP ring topology and monitor switches and ports state.

Maybe it is will be interestet?

 

https://youtu.be/0Wxkd7YvDjM

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John M
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This looks quite interesting, is there a chance to review the application once you have finished?

Keep up the good work. 

Oleg Volkov
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Yes. After partial complete, I upload it for free access.

Oleg Volkov
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You can download first release from: https://www.ciscolive.ru/download/reptopologylinux.zip

It service run on the CentOS/RedHat with systemd

 

This release supported only IE-3000-8TC and IE-3000-4TC
In next release, we add IE-2000
This release tested only with SNMP Version 3 SHA AES-128

 

copy reptopologylinux to /opt/reptopologylinux/reptopology
chmod 777 /opt/reptopologylinux/reptopology
systemctl enable /opt/reptopologylinux/reptopology.service
service reptopology status
service reptopology start

 

Important!
In first time we need go to Create topology

In the settings.json we need set params:
{
"lip":"127.0.0.1", <- Your server IP, when you run this service
"lport":"8181", <- port
"firstswitchip":"10.52.1.106", <- IP address first switch in REP segment (top of the sh rep topology out)
"sshuser":"python", <- ssh username, who can show rep topology
"sshpass":"python", <- ssh password
"snmpversion":"v3", <- snmp version
"snmpcommunity":"", <- snmp community (only for snmp v2c)
"snmpuser":"SNMPv3-U", <- snmp user
"snmpauthprotocol":"SHA", <- snmp auth protocol
"snmpauthpass":"SNMPv3pass", <- snmp auth pass
"snmpencprotocol":"AES-128", <- snmp priv protocol
"snmpencpass":"SNMPv3pass", <- snmp priv pass
"snmpwalkinterwall":"15", <- interval betwen SNMP requests
"repdescription":"My REP ring" <- description of your REP segment
}

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