KittCarson

I have a lot of non-cisco devices and LLDP is an important network prototcol for these manufacturers. CDP is a Cisco only protocol so other manufacturers are unlikely to use it without paying to do so. Some have licensed it after building a CDP > LLDP compatibility mode. 

I concur. This is still needed. I could see a lot of applications and time-saving with this feature.

Ours are identical content at the top. Then, at the bottom they have a custom section for the fields that could be variables such as local ip addresses in a WAn or some custom need. For instance, ip access-list extended Development Segment remark ### Be sure to update all replica ACLs! remark ### DCHP-BOOTP permit udp any…

There are two cases where we want to do this; In one case, we wanted to check running configurations against our template - which is a text file that is "frozen" until changes are authorized through the CM process. In the next case, a co-worker is rolling out a new core L-3 switch and needs to compare multiple current,…

I have been asked for this from my management. Correlating interface downtime with other events would be great. When a lot of us have multiple networks at a site (say MPLS links AND Internet DMPVN connections on two interfaces on the node. If I could do reports that reflected interface up / down that would help satisfy the…

Discovery/Import/Creation - Other options are needed - how about the ability to have multiple SNMP strings available attched to machine type for instance. Often routers have different strings and creds than internal switches. Ciscoworks had the same problem. Also, How about copying a device definition, changing the IP and…

I posted an idea for a feature request that I sincerely hope encapsulates everyones many enquiries over the last three or four years for a comprehensive solution. It is certainly in Solarwinds best interest to optomize their configuration management, log management, and policy features by providing an editing, ACL…

We are also interested in ACL management as a more modular component within NCM. The features we are interested in are; 1. Ability to manage routers, L3 switches, PIX firewalls and ASAs (which NCM does nicely) 2. Ability to modularize portions of rules - for instance, specific rules for say test networks or guest wireless.…