Hi Guys,
I am liking NAV quite a bit here, and would like to know how to get some of my Foundry stuff working a little better with it. For instance, I have a 7140 that currently (until next Tuesday morning) is providing gateways for a back-end network at a colocation facility. For it's directly connected networks, I can get MAC information in the machine tracker. This is highly cool.
The design we have adopted as our standard since moving up to gigabit interconnections employs two Foundry FES X448 distribution switches running VRRP-E to float the gateway. The edge switches are connected to both of these distribution switches using 1q trunks, and the VLANs we extend to the edge are running spanning tree. The distribution swithces are connected back to a carrier network via /30 subnets, and routes are learned by them from the carrier using OSPF. In the machine tracker, I cannot search for MAC information for any of the networks owned by my Foundry switches. I can get DNS reverses, but not MACs. This would be a very cool and needed thing for us.
Also, the EdgeIrons are in the database, but I get pretty much no information for them that I can find. No port information or anything.
I am thinking the problems I am having are related to what SNMP information getDeviceData knows how to ferret out of the devices, but this may very well be the wrong impression to have. What information would I need to supply from either Foundry documentation, or NAV application logs that might help figure out how to fix this stuff?