Folks, Racktables is a god send! Thanks!Here's a hack I did for the 0.16 version. It may not be the prettiest or the best way to get it done but here you go.
We are a datacenter with numerous Cisco routers in our network. I wanted to be able to do an SNMP System Information and Interface get for our routers like SNMP PortFinder for switches.
So, if anyone is interested, and it's relatively simple to do on your own, I've added an SNMP Interface Finder for Cisco Routers in conjunction with SNMP Port Finder for switches. I think I covered the bases. As always, YMMV! ;)
Be warned, I'm not a coder of anything, but I can drink a beer pretty good! ;) Hope someone finds this useful.
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Files to change:
inc/navigation.php
Find all lines that include "snmpportfinder"
There are four lines that include snmpportfinder
Added these lines in beneath their respective snmpportfinder lines
$tab['object']['snmpintfinder'] = 'SNMP Interface Finder';
$tabhandler['object']['snmpintfinder'] = 'renderSNMPIntFinder';
$tabextraclass['object']['snmpintfinder'] = 'attn';
$trigger['object']['snmpintfinder'] = 'trigger_snmpintfinder';
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Change File inc/triggers.php
At or near line 41 find the SNMP PORT FINDER trigger.
function trigger_snmpportfinder ()
{
etc,etc,etc.....
)
Copy the the function trigger_snmpportfinder section, insert it directly
below the original.
Change to....
function trigger_snmpintfinder ()
NOTE NOTE NOTE
the following line MUST be changed to fit your needs
if (!object['objtype_id'] !=8)
You must change the ID Number (default is 8) to the object number of
your Router objects. Mine happens to be "7". Your's may be different.
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Change File inc/interface.php
At or near line 3721 find function renderSNMPPortFinder ($object_id = 0)
Copy the entire renderSNMP section and insert immediately beneath the
original.
Change function renderSNMPPortFinder ($object_id = 0)
to
function renderSNMPIntFinder ($object_id = 0)
NOTE NOTE NOTE
the following line MUST be changed
printLog (doSNMPmining (object_id, $_REQUEST['community']));
to
printLog (doSNMPintmining (object_id, $_REQUEST['community']));
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COPY inc/snmp.php to inc/snmpint.php
Edit line 3 of snmpint.php from
function doSNMPmining ($object_id, $community)
to
function doSNMPintminig .... etc
You can also edit the list of devices in snmpint.php if you like. It
didn't seem to make a difference for me.
I believe that's everything to add an SNMP get option for your Cisco routers.
-- Les Jones Network Staff Mikro-data.net lcjones@xxxxxxx
