[admin]

This thread is dedicated to any future request or suggestions for features in NetBrain products. We appreciate all feedback.

[robvanhooren]

- Layer 2 mapping
- Routing, ARP, CDP, MAC tables

http://forums.netbraintech.com/showthread.php?t=869

[NetBrain]Layer 2 mapping has been supported in v4.1 version.

[robvanhooren]

Autolink is a very useful feature in Layer 3 maps. It would also be very useful in Layer 2 maps. Is there any way to do autolink in layer 2 maps?

http://forums.netbraintech.com/showthread.php?t=859


[NetBrain]This feature has been supported in v4.1 version.

[robvanhooren]

Checkpoint (Nokia/IPSO) config file import if it is not already on the roadmap (the device active file should be all you need, however for more robust capability you could include the objects.C file and rules.W). This would allow 0-touch scenarios to include Checkpoint devices.

http://forums.netbraintech.com/showthread.php?t=866

[NetBrain]The Checkpoint Firewall has been supported in v5.0 version.

[robvanhooren]

support of HSRP/VRRP

http://forums.netbraintech.com/showthread.php?t=407

[NetBrain]HSRP, VRRP and GLBP has been supported in v4.1 version.

[thegameiam]

IS-IS, CLNS, NSAP addressing, unnumbered interfaces.


[NetBrain]IS-IS, unnumbered interfaces has been supported in v4.1 version.

[lgao]

Originally Posted by thegameiam

IS-IS, CLNS, NSAP addressing, unnumbered interfaces.

Unnumbered interface is supported now in OE3.1.

[thegameiam]

Originally Posted by lgao

Unnumbered interface is supported now in OE3.1.

Great! Thank you. Is IS-IS on the roadmap?

[NetBrain]IS-IS has been supported in v4.1 version.

[Abraham L]

Originally Posted by thegameiam

Great! Thank you. Is IS-IS on the roadmap?

Thanks, IS-IS is not on the roadmap for the near future.

[NetBrain]IS-IS has been supported in v4.1 version.

[recoyle]

Here are a couple of very popular cisco devices that should be discovered by Netbrain and a suggestion to provide another "class of discovered devices" similar to the "SNMP discovered devices" it would be useful to have a "CDP discovered devices" that includes all devices found by CDP even if they are unreachable via SNMP or Telnet.

1. Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC):
Current SNMP discovery just returns "Failed:SNMP++ Get Error, SNMP Variable does not exist(2)"

2. Cisco Light weight access point (LWAP):
This device does not support SNMP or Telnet but it does appear in CDP and is configured in the Cisco Wireless LAN Controller.

3. Any CDP discovered device with no snmp or telnet data.
There is a more general case of any device that is discovered via CDP but is not reachable via SNMP or Telnet. You may not be able to get a complete interface list but you can get the IP address for layer 3 maps and the CDP connected ports (local and remote) for layer 2 maps. And you get at least the name and model for asset inventory information.

[NetBrain]WLC, LWAP are supported in current version.