Morten,

    To temporaly "solve" this issue, I've enabled LLDP on all switches.

    But, this issue accours with other netboxes that doesn't have lldp protocol (like printers and some wireless devices). I've found on navtopology's debug log these errors that maybe point us to a solution:

DEBUG:nav.topology.vlan:could not find reverse edge for (<Netbox: y.x.250.134>, <Netbox: y.x.204.217>, <Interface: 5:18 at y.x.250.134>)
DEBUG:nav.topology.vlan:could not find reverse edge for (<Netbox: y.x.250.244>, <Netbox: y.x.162.81>, <Interface: Te1/14 at y.x.250.244>)
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    What meaning these messages?





2013/7/16 Bruno Galindro da Costa <bruno.galindro@gmail.com>
Morten,

   About Netmap and VLAN discovering, I think it's better to talk with you by skype or another chat... Is it possible to we talk through chat when you return from your vacation?

tks


2013/4/15 Morten Brekkevold <morten.brekkevold@uninett.no>
On Wed, 10 Apr 2013 09:49:23 -0300 Bruno Galindro da Costa <bruno.galindro@gmail.com> wrote:

> Actually there is no vlan detected on ports. I think this is the problem...
> How can I debug this?

That is indeed the problem. Make the navtopology process debug log by
adding this line to the `[levels]` section of your `logging.conf`:

nav.topology = DEBUG

Using the --vlan switch to navtopology should log in detail how it
descends for each VLAN from the router to the edge switches.

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Morten Brekkevold
UNINETT



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