Hi All, A friend and myself have recently completed a program, in which �WE� think is going to be very helpful to all engineers out there. Basically it�s a network-graphing program. How does it work ?
� logs on to all known routers in your network and issues �term len 0� and then �show ip route�. These outputs are then stored under the name of the router. � Next you specify a source ip(or name) and a destination ip (or name) � Our code basically works out the starting point(s) and then builds a graph based on the routing table(stored as files) to the destination. � The graph(very pretty with nice colours ) is stored as a png file and a HTML document is created to reference it. What does this mean? � You can basically get a graphical representation of your network from any two points � All of this is dynamic because it follows �your� routing table entries. � Makes troubleshooting simpler Etc.... Well, we were stoked to see the end product (in which we are doing final testing and formulating a module�). I was wondering if this would be useful to you out there ? If so, just leave a comment. This will give us a rough idea on how user friendly we need to package this.... Here is a sample diagram : http://www.superplasmas.com.au/routeparser/10.25.159.1_10.47.200.30.png With IE, you will need to enlarge the pic to view it correctly... (just run your mouse over and click on the enlarge button). Any feedback will be good. Please remember this program is free. Cheers Raj Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=69738&t=69738 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
