* Update cisco-pw.inc.php
To correct Interface names that use escaped '/' e.g. GigabitEthernet0_4_0_12
and translate the underscore back to a slash - e.g. GigabitEthernet0/4/0/12
* Update cisco-pw.inc.php
* Update cisco-pw.inc.php
* Update cisco-pw.inc.php
* Update cisco-pw.inc.php
* Added discovery for temp/dbm graphs for LEOS mibs.
* Cleaned up Typo on Index lines for LEOS MIBs
* Cleaned up Typo for LEOS System MIB
* Added CPU Util graphs for LEOS MIBs
* Added test data and a MIB
* Shortened Index fields
* Update ciena-sds.yaml
* Update ciena-sds.json
* Update ciena-sds.yaml
Co-authored-by: Tony Murray <murraytony@gmail.com>
* OS detection for Dell PowerVault MD arrays
I'm not 100% sure it was worth Dell implementing SNMP - the array
exposes 6 OID's outside of MIBII, and we poll both the useful ones.
At least we get an icon.
* Test data
* Remove polling and discovery module filters
* Add support for Aten PE8216 PDU
* Add support for Aten PE8216 PDU
* Add support for Aten PE8216 PDU
* Revert "Add support for Aten PE8216 PDU"
This reverts commit 5d2f195f28.
* Revert "Add support for Aten PE8216 PDU"
This reverts commit ebfd659775.
* Fixed integer issue with skip_values
* More integer changes
* Add json file
* Fix yaml file
* Setting modules like that reduces user control
Co-authored-by: Tony Murray <murraytony@gmail.com>
* modifies find_device_id
* Removed host name validation check for RFC. Some devices and OS allow you
to set a name that contains characters that are prohibited by the RFC.
Such devices can be added using their IP address, their sysName will be
written to the database. If the device is already in the database, then it
should be possible to find it, even if the name is unacceptable according
to RFC requirements.
* Additional search options for sysName have been added using the default
domain. This was needed to improve LLDP detection - a short name was used in
the PDU, and the full name with the domain was stored in the sysName field
in the database.
* modifies find_device_id
* reordering checks
* handling situations with duplicate sysName
* modifies find_device_id (fix style errors)
Was not properly formatting to user's timezone
Also handle the case where the browser and server timezone don't match
don't show incorrect values in dialog then pop to the correct ones.
Update title on modal to be appropriate
Arbor seem to change the sysObject ID for each variant. There don't seem to be any functional differences, so rather than add the 3 other object ID's I've got, it seems sensible to just trim the objectID.
There don't seem to be any functional differences from the perspective of SNMP.
