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Simon Michuki | 9 Jun 2012 19:34
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Simon Michuki | 9 Jun 2012 19:35
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jjeffries | 12 Jun 2012 04:50
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some interfaces won't add?!?

Hey jffnms-folks, I've got a problem that results in some detected
interfaces not being added/addable. Perhaps someone has seen this before?

To start, I am kicking off a "manual" autodiscover from the hosts menu.
All the interfaces on the host will be detected and I can select them,
but only some of them will show up under the post-autodiscover screen
and get added to the db. The rest are ignored as if I didn't check them. 
It's not a browser thing, firefox and chromium both do it.

This happens both on a jffnms install on debian stable that I've had
around forever, and a fresh/current one I installed on a VM just to test
for this problem. I have two cisco 6509s that have rather a bunch of
interfaces in/on them that I've been testing with--they have different
supervisors, card configurations, OS versions, etc, but both elicit this 
behavior.

I did a discover and 'mark all interfaces' on my test install and it 
ends up adding all of the detected/marked interfaces down to some 
certain point, after which nothing else will add.

If I remove one of these hosts and add it back in, then detect 
interfaces and add one or more of the choice of un-addable interfaces 
(for instance a bgp neighbor "interface", I just tried it) the next page 
declares "no interfaces found."

Any idears?

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Craig Small | 13 Jun 2012 07:38
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Re: some interfaces won't add?!?

On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 10:50:38PM -0400, jjeffries wrote:
> Hey jffnms-folks, I've got a problem that results in some detected
> interfaces not being added/addable. Perhaps someone has seen this before?

Hi,
  You've described the problem well except for one important omission.
What version of JFFNMS are you using?

Debian stable uses JFFNMS 0.8.5 so if it is that one I think there 
were table problems.

 - Craig
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Schmitt, David A. | 16 Jun 2012 03:33

Network Autodiscover broken in 0.9.3

I've been futzing with an install of 0.9.3 (as found on SourceForge) on CentOS 6 for a few weeks as time allows
and finally got to the point where I wanted to set up network autodiscovery. I have around 100 hosts on two
nets that I want to monitor so I figured this would be the easiest way to get baseline hosts info into jffnms.

Well...in 0.9.3 network autodiscover just doesn't work out of the box. I've debugged the code and found (so
far) two major logic errors (one in the nad class and one in the nad admin panel code). After correcting them
I have autodiscover working and can add discovered hosts/interfaces to the monitoring system. I
currently have a large chunk of the host discovery code in the autodiscover_network engine commented out
to circumvent another bug that sometimes keeps hosts and IPs from being inserted into the nad_hosts and
nad_ips tables; I'll look at that later.

How do I submit the code changes? Some of the changes are probably more along the lines of customizations
than bug fixes: I changed the discovery engine's timeout to 30 minutes and allow network blocks as large as
/16 to be searched...I have a big, sparse server block. It takes about 5 minutes to NMAP the /16.

I'm coming back to jffnms after running OpenNMS for about 6 months. THAT is some complex code...

Dave Schmitt

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