Now i've switched all of my... switches to SNMP-enabled one, and so
i've enabled SNMP inventory.

But strange things happen.

Some network equipment get correctly connected to the right port on the
switches, something not.


I've tried to understend and after fiddling a bit i've found that on my
root entity (that is mostly empty, i use only sub-entities) on
'unmanaged devices' i've somthing as 4000 'hub' named network
peripherals, and most of my pc get connected to that hub.

Worstly, seems that every FI run ''move'' pc, printers, phones, ...
from one 'hub' deviced to another, leading to giant mysql tables.


I've tried to delete some, but take hours.


What happens? How can i fix that?


Thanks.

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