Hello, I'm using nav in a "simple" lab environment. I have a firewall (Juniper SRX3400) acting as GW/Router between Vlans that are distributed in some rooms thanks to switches (Cisco and Juniper). In particuler I have a direct fiber link between a Cisco 4948 (named 4948-Datacenter) and a Juniper QFX3500 (named QFX3500-DC). Port of Cisco is Te1/49 and port of QFX is xe-0/0/43 On the map and on the report, I see this on Direct neighborship candidates for 4948-datacenter: Sysname Interface source Candidate neighbor Candidate neighbor port control 4948-datacenter.sdn.lab Te1/49 lldp 3750-core.sdn.lab Gi1/0/24 4948-datacenter.sdn.lab Te1/50 lldp qfx3500-dc.sdn.lab xe-0/0/43.0
I see also this for qfx3500-dc: qfx3500-dc.sdn.lab xe-0/0/43.0 lldp 4948-datacenter.sdn.lab Te1/49
and this: 3750-core.sdn.lab lldp 4948-datacenter.sdn.lab Gi1/45 3750-core.sdn.lab lldp 4948-datacenter.sdn.lab Gi1/46 3750-core.sdn.lab lldp 4948-datacenter.sdn.lab Gi1/47 3750-core.sdn.lab lldp 4948-datacenter.sdn.lab Gi1/48 3750-core.sdn.lab Gi1/0/25 lldp 3750-ucs.sdn.lab Gi1/0/25
On the devices, I have not that (see end of messages). I suspect a mis interpretation of snmp get on the 4948 but cannot be sure :/ I've put everything in a file in case it's hard to see on the mail. How can we proceed to have the correct information? Thanks in advance, Sylvain
view from devices 4948: 4948-Datacenter>show lldp neighbors 4948-Datacenter>show lldp neighbors Capability codes: (R) Router, (B) Bridge, (T) Telephone, (C) DOCSIS Cable Device (W) WLAN Access Point, (P) Repeater, (S) Station, (O) Other Device ID Local Intf Hold-time Capability Port ID 3750-CORE Gi1/48 120 B Gi1/0/24 3750-CORE Gi1/47 120 B Gi1/0/23 3750-CORE Gi1/46 120 B Gi1/0/22 3750-CORE Gi1/45 120 B Gi1/0/21 3750-DMZ Gi1/25 120 B Gi1/0/21 3750-DMZ Gi1/27 120 B Gi1/0/23 3750-DMZ Gi1/26 120 B Gi1/0/22 3750-DMZ Gi1/28 120 B Gi1/0/24 4948-Datacenter2 Gi1/43 120 B Interco vers 4948-Datacenter QFX 4948-Datacenter2 Gi1/44 120 B Interco vers 4948-Datacenter 4948-Datacenter2 Gi1/41 120 B Interco vers 4948-Datacenter 4948-Datacenter2 Gi1/42 120 B Interco vers 4948-Datacenter nas Gi1/32 120 S 0015.17bb.0c81 nas Gi1/31 120 S 0015.17bb.0c80 nas Gi1/30 120 S 0015.17bb.0c83 nas Gi1/29 120 S 0015.17bb.0c82 nas Gi1/34 120 S 0015.17bb.0edf nas Gi1/33 120 S 0015.17bb.0ede nas Gi1/36 120 S 0015.17bb.0edd nas Gi1/35 120 S 0015.17bb.0edc QFX3500-DC Te1/49 120 B,R 589 nas Gi1/17 120 S 0021.5e75.094c
Total entries displayed: 22
QFX3500: admin@QFX3500-DC> show lldp neighbors Local Interface Parent Interface Chassis Id Port info System Name ge-0/0/16.0 - 00:50:56:9d:1e:92 ens192 dns-server-1.infra.sdn.bizz.lab ge-0/0/16.0 - 00:50:56:9d:6f:f6 ens192 ntp-server.infra.sdn.bizz.lab xe-0/0/2.0 - 24:6e:96:02:3c:dc eth2 ceph-pf-2 xe-0/0/3.0 - 24:6e:96:02:42:bc eth2 ceph-pf-3 xe-0/0/1.0 - 24:6e:96:03:07:58 eth2 ceph-pf-1 ge-0/0/8.0 ae0.0 28:c0:da:3a:a9:80 ge-0/0/44.0 EX4200-LF ge-0/0/9.0 ae0.0 28:c0:da:3a:a9:80 ge-0/0/45.0 EX4200-LF xe-0/0/22.0 - 40:a8:f0:31:a8:f0 eth2 openstack-pf-compute-1 xe-0/0/26.0 - ac:4b:c8:f7:9c:64 xe-0/0/25.0 QFX3500-DC xe-0/0/25.0 - ac:4b:c8:f7:9c:64 xe-0/0/26.0 QFX3500-DC xe-0/0/4.0 - c8:1f:66:ec:e8:d3 c8:1f:66:ec:e8:d3 xe-0/0/21.0 - e4:1f:13:62:79:00 eth4 ceph-pf-frontend xe-0/0/43.0 - f8:66:f2:82:ec:70 vers QFX3500 xe-/0/0/43 4948-Datacenter
3750: 3750-CORE>show lldp neighbors Capability codes: (R) Router, (B) Bridge, (T) Telephone, (C) DOCSIS Cable Device (W) WLAN Access Point, (P) Repeater, (S) Station, (O) Other Device ID Local Intf Hold-time Capability Port ID 4948-Datacenter Gi1/0/23 120 B Gi1/47 4948-Datacenter Gi1/0/21 120 B Gi1/45 4948-Datacenter Gi1/0/22 120 B Gi1/46 4948-Datacenter Gi1/0/24 120 B Gi1/48 3750-UCS Gi1/0/25 120 B Gi1/0/25
Total entries displayed: 5
Thanks again! Sylvain
On Fri, 22 Jul 2016 08:31:27 +0000 Sylvain Desbureaux sylvain@desbureaux.fr wrote:
Hello, I'm using nav in a "simple" lab environment.
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On the devices, I have not that (see end of messages). I suspect a mis interpretation of snmp get on the 4948 but cannot be sure :/ I've put everything in a file in case it's hard to see on the mail. How can we proceed to have the correct information? Thanks in advance, Sylvain
Hi Sylvain,
apologies for the terribly late answer. Your posting came around just as we were preparing for our typically long Norwegian summer vacation, and it got kind of buried after that.
First piece of advice is to check `ipdevpoll.log` for messages from the `topo` job about the mentioned devices (also to ensure that all jobs seem to be running correctly, and in a timely manner, on them).
Secondly, I would check to see the actual contents of the SNMP tables on various devices. There are instances where neighbors may be misidentified by NAV, but it helps to see the original data when trying to decipher what is going on.
If you have the IEEE LLDP-MIB definition installed, you can use the snmptable command line to check the full contents in a mostly readable format:
snmptable -Ci -v2c -c <community> <ip-address> LLDP-MIB::lldpRemTable
If not, a simple snmpwalk may do:
snmpwalk -v2c -c <community> <ip-address> .1.0.8802.1.1.2.1.4.1