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I noticed UBNT devices do not provide acess to SNMP dot1Q briding information so topology polls always fail.  Is it possibel for us to hook into Topolgy poll to create our own custom poll ?  UBNT devices use bridge-utils  so all info can be displayed using brctl  I would like to be able port 1 is ath0 and port 2 is eth0 so I can figure out what devices are connected remotely but i would love to have it displayed in netxms topology.   Thanks

WA# brctl showmacs br1
port no mac addr                is local?       ageing timer
  1     00:04:81:02:b8:62       no                 0.23
  2     00:0c:42:6f:63:17       no                32.17
  2     00:0c:42:6f:63:1a       no                35.92
  2     00:0c:42:95:ec:03       no                17.08
  2     00:0c:42:9d:d9:44       no                50.58
  2     00:0c:42:9f:a6:e1       no                32.11
  2     00:0c:42:9f:d0:31       no                56.66
  2     00:0c:42:b5:b8:6b       no                31.38
  2     00:0c:42:b6:2e:0d       no                17.76
  2     00:0c:42:ba:f4:df       no                15.84
  2     00:15:6d:65:54:27       no                 0.20
  2     00:15:6d:67:34:ff       no                10.74
  2     00:15:6d:69:67:ee       no                38.89
  2     00:15:6d:69:67:fd       no                 2.65
  2     00:15:6d:69:68:06       no                50.58
  2     00:15:6d:69:68:83       no                17.76
  2     00:15:6d:69:68:89       no                32.11
  2     00:15:6d:69:68:8e       no                33.64
  2     00:15:6d:6b:4b:93       no                51.55
  2     00:15:6d:6b:4c:8a       no                17.55
  2     00:15:6d:6b:4c:c9       no                32.17
  2     00:15:6d:6b:4c:cc       no                15.84
  2     00:15:6d:6b:4d:2d       no                 3.66
  2     00:15:6d:6b:4d:51       no                33.60
  2     00:15:6d:6b:56:2f       no                58.58
  2     00:15:6d:6b:8c:e3       no                56.66
  2     00:15:6d:6b:ff:21       no                 2.71
  2     00:15:6d:6b:ff:29       no                13.69
  2     00:15:6d:6b:ff:2a       no                47.96
  2     00:15:6d:6b:ff:39       no                 7.23
  2     00:15:6d:6c:22:cc       no                 7.01
  2     00:15:6d:6c:22:cd       no                 7.05
  2     00:15:6d:6c:22:ce       no                29.67
  2     00:15:6d:6c:22:d5       no                15.25
  2     00:15:6d:6c:22:db       no                35.93
  2     00:15:6d:6c:b1:e0       no                 7.00
  2     00:15:6d:6c:b1:f2       no                 0.81
  2     00:15:6d:6c:b1:fd       no                 1.95
  2     00:15:6d:6c:b1:fe       no                47.49
  2     4c:5e:0c:7f:cf:36       no                 1.95
  2     4c:5e:0c:84:70:e5       no                35.93
  2     4c:5e:0c:84:cd:3a       no                10.74
  2     4c:5e:0c:85:05:43       no                 7.01
  2     4c:5e:0c:85:67:1d       no                26.69
  2     4c:5e:0c:86:7e:f6       no                47.49
  2     4c:5e:0c:87:07:12       no                 0.81
  2     4c:5e:0c:8e:6a:62       no                 7.00
  1     70:a7:41:48:9e:f5       yes                0.00
  1     70:a7:41:48:a7:f5       no                 0.80
  2     70:a7:41:49:9e:f5       yes                0.00
  3     72:a7:41:49:9e:f5       yes                0.00
  2     d4:ca:6d:9c:f0:1e       no                 2.71
  2     d4:ca:6d:a1:3d:de       no                17.94
  2     fc:96:43:6e:56:01       no                 0.01

Currently it is not possible to inject topology information from hook script, but I see how that could be beneficial. Another option which I consider for some time already is to extend driver concept beyond SNMP, to allow SSH commands and possibly other protocols. This may help with reading VLAN information on Mikrotik switches for example, and probably lot of other cases with devices that have marginal SNMP support.
Added note to myself to think about it for one of next releases

Best regards,
Victor

This feature would be awesome.. Thanks for all your hard work Victor.  Do we have the ability to sponsor this project on github ? If so I would gladly sponsor.


Thanks

Yes, we have that "sponsor" button on github

Best regards,
Victor