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CiscoWorks Inventory Interface yosipko 06-16-2008
Posted by yosipko on June 16, 2008, 3:58 am
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Hi

I am looking for some automated interface that provides inventory
information about cisco network (if my present knowledge is right,
then CiscoWorks tools related to network management provide only web
interfaces (or simple GUIs)). Does anyone can give me some hint ? I
found, that I can probably collect all information directly from
network elements (routers, etc.) via SNMP, but it would be helpful, if
I don't have to collect all those infos over whole network. The best
would be if CiscoWorks provides some interface, that is not user
related, but accessible via another software - anything from CORBA to
CLI :) ...

Thanks

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Posted by yosipko on June 23, 2008, 3:48 am
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Is it possible to read such informations from CiscoWorks sybase
database ?
What do you think ?

Posted by J.Cottingim on June 24, 2008, 8:39 pm
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> Hi
>
> I am looking for some automated interface that provides inventory
> information about cisco network (if my present knowledge is right,
> then CiscoWorks tools related to network management provide only web
> interfaces (or simple GUIs)). Does anyone can give me some hint ? I
> found, that I can probably collect all information directly from
> network elements (routers, etc.) via SNMP, but it would be helpful, if
> I don't have to collect all those infos over whole network. The best
> would be if CiscoWorks provides some interface, that is not user
> related, but accessible via another software - anything from CORBA to
> CLI :) ...
>
> Thanks

It would help to know what information you are trying to gather.
(There's probably thousands of different data points that you could
gather.)
I've written a few Perl scripts to gather any number of data points -
all using SNMP.

JC

Posted by on July 8, 2008, 9:43 am
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>
> It would help to know what information you are trying to gather.
> (There's probably thousands of different data points that you could
> gather.)
> I've written a few Perl scripts to gather any number of data points -
> all using SNMP.
>
> JC

JC,

I've been looking for something to gather the Hostname, Model number,
Serial number and IOS version of Cisco devices on my network via
SNMP. Would you be willing to share anything you have that would
accomplish this. You can email it to dj7934 on hotmail if you
wouldn't mind.

Thanks,
Dan

Posted by J.Cottingim on July 30, 2008, 5:12 pm
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On Jul 8, 8:43=A0am, dj7...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > It would help to know what information you are trying to gather.
> > (There's probably thousands of different data points that you could
> > gather.)
> > I've written a few Perl scripts to gather any number of data points -
> > all using SNMP.
>
> > JC
>
> JC,
>
> I've been looking for something to gather the Hostname, Model number,
> Serial number and IOS version of Cisco devices on my network via
> SNMP. =A0Would you be willing to share anything you have that would
> accomplish this. =A0You can email it to dj7934 on hotmail if you
> wouldn't mind.
>
> Thanks,
> Dan

I can probably help you with this. One of the scripts I've written
uses SNMP to gather the information you need, as well as much more. It
can be easily cut-down to supply only what you need.

Email me direct - jcottingim - AT - yahoo - DOT - com

Thanks
JC

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