Hi,
Just two small enhancement requests ;)
1) We love the Search feature to search for IPs and MACs, a true time saver. And adding the ability to sort by the columns would be fantastic.
After doing a search for all loopbacks for example, it would be great if we could sort the resulting list by the "Device", "Interface", "Address" or "Description" columns.
The list currently seems to sort by "Address", but alphabetically not numerically etc.
Use case example,
I am programming some explicit-paths for some traffic engineering tunnels, and so I need to find the loopbacks of every router along the path to which I want to fix the TE tunnel.
I can search for all loopbacks no problem, but we have lots or them as routers also have multiple loopbacks.. However I am just interesting in "Lo0" on every single router.
So after doing the search for all loopbacks, if we could then just click on the "Interface" column heading, that would put all the Lo0's first.. voilà :)
2) We also love the simplicity and power provided by utilizing the [] {} () brackets on descriptions to store the values into the different database fields. But the CDR [] is limited.
This is probably one of the most powerful features, as it allows you to not have to configure monitoring, but instead to only configure the network and monitoring then automatically does its thing and follows the network :)
We would like to do more with the [CDR] field, but are hamstrung by the fact that the CDR is not converted into bits in the database.
The star feature would be to create an alert checker that fires when utilisation breaches the configured CDR.
We know this has been requested and requires some code reworking.. We just wanted to add our names to the list of users after this feature.
Thanks again for your time and creating such a great project.
Because it is so good we still have on our roadmap a desire to put in some time and effort to contribute to the project, and figure out all the OIDs and their mappings etc and attempt to write a page for showing LDP neighbours and various other MPLS things. Given time I am determined to get around to this ;)
Best regards, Andy Lemin.
