Thank you a lot Joseph! This helped me a lot.
28.1.2015, 18:32, Joseph Zancocchio kirjoitti:
That page is populated with ports that have port_descr_type = 'l2tp'
This is done using the interface description parser. If you use the default parser (likely), then you need to change the interface description (ifAlias) for any L2TP ports on your switches
The parser parses out stuff written in the following form:
ifAlias = "$type: $descr {$circuit} [$speed] ($notes)"
any ifAlias in the above form will set the following columns in the ports table (provided $type is equal one of core, peering, transit, cust, server, l2tp):
port_descr_type = $type port_descr_descr = $descr port_descr_circuit = $circuit port_descr_speed = $speed port_descr_notes - $notes
so you need, at the very least, to set the ifAlias on any of your L2TP ports to something like this:
L2TP: my l2tp port
and then that page will have it on there.
On 01/28/2015 10:59 AM, Teemu Grönqvist wrote:
Self bump.
Anyone even know if those are actually Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol ports or something else? I don't want to search through the source code...
Thank you.
22.1.2015, 14:03, Teemu Grönqvist kirjoitti:
Hello,
How are L2TP ports defined? I have a few L2TP ports on a MikroTik as seen here: http://puu.sh/eRKAR/78df1434a9.png
Observium however won't add these to Ports -> L2TP list. How does Observium decide which ports end up on this list and which don't?
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