On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 09:22:34 +0100 Erik Weber twiztar@gmail.com wrote:
They have 80-96 snmpoids each, and they all seem to have ipNetToMediaPhysAddress
Could try to verify that there are any ARP entries recorded at all, using psql:
sudo -u postgres psql nav
then in psql:
SELECT * FROM arp;
The sysname column documents which router the record was pulled from.
I noticed I had a one hour clock difference and that caused pping to error out.
Error out how?
Fixed that, but I still have to check 'Inactive' to get any results from the IP search.
Well, those aren't actually real results unless they display with an associated mac address. The 'inactive' checkbox is there to allow you display (and possibly to a reverse DNS lookup on) all IP-addresses in a range, regardless of whether there is any ARP-cache data related to any of those addresses.
Update: I tried setting DJANGO_DEBUG to True and it looked like it didn't like whitespaces in the organisation name (like "Company Ltd" or "Firmanavn AS"), removing the whitespace atleast gives me the possibility to see IP Device Info as well.
Ok, I thought as much. It's a known bug which has been fixed for the upcoming 3.5.1 release: https://bugs.launchpad.net/nav/+bug/330914