Oops! Thanks for the correction.
Ian McCracken wrote:
The line actually isn't based on routing tables, but rather that two
locations contain interfaces with IPs in the same network.
On Oct 29, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Nathaniel McCallum wrote:
niels2000 wrote:
On the google map applet, I have a number of routers with locations
drawn. The links between these routers show up as green lines, which
my boss thinks is very cool.
Unfortunately, two of the routers have a link drawn between them
that does not exist in the real world. So my questions are:
- How does Zenoss determine what interfaces are linked and thus
where to draw lines?
and
- Is there a way to look at such a link and find out what interfaces
it belongs to?
The line is drawn based upon routing tables. Apparently, the two
devices each contain a route to the same network.
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