Changed readme to reflect new changes, added header to cdp class library

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README
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Introduction
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Project Observer is an auto-discovering network monitoring system. It's not designed to be a drop-in replacement for
Nagios, Mon, JFFNMS or similar applications. It's designed to be an easily-navigable interface to the health of your
network.
Project Observer is an auto-discovering network monitoring system.
It's designed to be an easily-navigable interface to the health of your network.
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Release 0.2.5
Added new CDP detection code and proper CDP link removal
Added service addition page
Added device overview
Added more interface pages
Added syslogging using syslog-ng
Added temperature monitoring and discovery
Added TCP/IP/UDP/ICMP statistics collection and graphing
Fixed some graphs
Tidied up some font sizes
Added stylesheet variable into config.php to allow custom files to be used
Release 0.2.4
Fixed some misnamed files
Fixed some hardcoded binary locations
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Initial Release.
Basic discovery in place. Graphing in place.
Feature Waiting List
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* Verification of discovered devices and interfaces
* Serial number tracking
* Manual layer 1 linking
* Service Monitoring
* Proper Service Monitoring
* Alerting
* Temperature Monitoring

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<?php
/**
* SNMP class with CDP functionality
*
* @author Rick Hodger <rick@fuzzi.org.uk>
* @version 1.0
* @copyright Copyright &copy; 2006, Rick Hodger
* @package snmp-cdp
* @filesource
*/
/**
* SNMP class with CDP functionality
*
* Class is named snmp-cdp. Can retreive a list of ports, and use those
* to determine if they are connected to a CDP enabled device.
* @package snmp-cdp
*/
class snmpCDP {
var $community = "public";