Hello all,
as I'm newly trying out NetXMS this is maybe a basic question.
Setup:
Using the latest version of NetXMS, downloaded yesterday.
We've a local, internal network of PCs which are connected by MikroTik switches (CRS212 and CRS317) and on which SNMP is enabled.
The switches have assigned IP addresses which are in a DIFFERENT subnet than the PCs, i.e. the PC are all reachable by ping from the PC subnet and the switches not (as intended).
Using the Ubuntu command line commands "lldpctl" or "cdpr" for neighbor discovery detects all switches. The same applies for the "arp-scan" command.
The NetXMS server is in the subnet of the PCs and autodiscovery only yields the nodes in the same subnet.
I've added then all switches manually, but NetXMS is not able to get any info from the MikroTik switches.
What needs to be done, that NetXMS discovers also these switches ? (except putting them in the same subnet as the PCs)
Thanks for your answers
Oliver
as I'm newly trying out NetXMS this is maybe a basic question.
Setup:
Using the latest version of NetXMS, downloaded yesterday.
We've a local, internal network of PCs which are connected by MikroTik switches (CRS212 and CRS317) and on which SNMP is enabled.
The switches have assigned IP addresses which are in a DIFFERENT subnet than the PCs, i.e. the PC are all reachable by ping from the PC subnet and the switches not (as intended).
Using the Ubuntu command line commands "lldpctl" or "cdpr" for neighbor discovery detects all switches. The same applies for the "arp-scan" command.
The NetXMS server is in the subnet of the PCs and autodiscovery only yields the nodes in the same subnet.
I've added then all switches manually, but NetXMS is not able to get any info from the MikroTik switches.
What needs to be done, that NetXMS discovers also these switches ? (except putting them in the same subnet as the PCs)
Thanks for your answers
Oliver