Hi,

We don't currently have any ISIS collection.

This is mostly down to the horrible way Isis stuff is indexed in the MIBs.

Adam.

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On 19 Dec 2016, at 03:21, ecmp <route.this.packet@gmail.com> wrote:

NET ISO Routing support, 

debain 8 install, Observium CE 0.16.10.8128

Hi, I'm having trouble getting ISIS to work in observium. I apoligize if this has already been a topic in the email archive, but I was unable to view the archive and I couldn't find anything online relating to this.

bgp, ospf, eigrp are all show in the edit-->routing section of the webui. Not ISIS. I know under poller discover modules these exist

// Poller/Discovery Modules

$config['enable_bgp']                   = 1; // Enable BGP session collection and display

$config['enable_rip']                   = 1; // Enable RIP session collection and display

$config['enable_ospf']                  = 1; // Enable OSPF session collection and display

$config['enable_isis']                  = 1; // Enable ISIS session collection and display

$config['enable_eigrp']                 = 1; // Enable EIGRP session collection and display

$config['enable_syslog']                = 0; // Enable Syslog

$config['enable_vrfs']                  = 1; // Enable VRFs

$config['enable_sla']                   = 1; // Enable SLA/RPM collection and display

$config['enable_pseudowires']           = 1; // Enable Pseudowires

digging a bit further, I found that uncommenting this section of the file ./includes/config-variables.inc.php would enable this setting on the webui. However isis data is still not collected and does not show up under device>routing.

/// ROUTING //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

$config_sections['routing']['text'] = "Routing";

$setting = 'enable_isis';

$config_variable[$setting]['section']    = "routing";

$config_variable[$setting]['subsection'] = "Protocols";

$config_variable[$setting]['name']       = "ISIS sessions";

$config_variable[$setting]['type']       = "bool";

$config_variable[$setting]['shortdesc']  = "Enable collection and display of ISIS data.";

one thing I noticed is the bgp, ospf, and eigrp all have the name set to "<protocol> collection" while rip and isis have the name "<protocol> sessions."

Finding these settings without a comment like "/* Unimplemented :)" makes me think that ISIS is supported, however I can't seem to find an existing module to support it within the CE.

a quick grep of the observium directories seems to show that isis is lacking a poller module like:

./includes/polling/cisco-eigrp.inc.php

./includes/polling/ospf.inc.php

./includes/discovery/bgp-peers.inc.php

grep -r 'isis' . (with a lot of output ommited)

./tests/HtmlIncludesFunctionsTest.php:      array('isis', 'IS-IS'),

./includes/config-variables.inc.php:$setting = 'enable_isis';

./includes/defaults.inc.php:$config['enable_isis']                  = 1; // Enable ISIS session collection and display

./includes/definitions.inc.php:$config['routing_types']['isis']      = array('text' => 'ISIS');

Does anyone have ISIS working in observium? If so how?

Thanks.

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