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meant to reply under my original comment my bad. the reply was not directed at you

Not as cool as the new thing I invented last night.

This is pretty good content

yes

How hard could it be?

thanks rschroeder​ for the feedback

a compilation of thwackers

Its funny because you still have to sit in that expensive chair that you dont like.

How is this feature request coming along?

I made some pretty good progress in the last 24 hours with my flask application that uses the swiss api. I do not know if it would ever see production, but I am at the point where I can make a series of graphs based on a query of my choosing and unlike the example that I showed you the graphs now make sense visually…

I meant npm. Specifically i would like to know if it is in a table that I can poll with swql with my api

I hope I got it all here but this is the new code that makes click to graph work. It is looking for you to click the edge(line between nodes) //after this line var network = new vis.Network(container, dataset, options); ///new part is added to process the click event network.on('select', function (properties) { for(x=0;…

You could change the first query and drop to custom property or specific node name or whatever you like as long as it produces a unique node list. It will them map thiose devices and direct connections. I plan in our case to have it show core devices then if you click one shift focus to that device and it’s neighnors…

message me the exact code you have in the custom html tab (if the select where clause would violate non disclosure or proprietary network info redact it out with ###redacted### I will look at your code and see what is missing. The queries or some of them appear to be working

I create a new view page then create a custom html element. All the code is javascript in the custom html element on the new view page. This morning I will post the code to allow it to be clickable on graphing. To make the graphing occur when you click it I created a second custom html element and placed it where I wanted…

jblankjblank​ the table orion.routing.neighbors shows the ifindex from the snmp ifindex, but interfaceid is a global value. I can track it back obviously by finding the node id in the interfaces table but anyway that sw could actually collect and store the global interfaceid here or would that be too invasive? It would…

sorry for all the white space.....when I am coding I add whitespace in new spots in case i break it i can narrow my potential problems to the new area

One very simple thing that you could do that would go a long way would be this: If I select a group of like items like nodes, and i select a similiar stat from each node to view like say cpu for example, currently the order that I add them to perf stack dictates their color. If I add them in an exact order it is fine, but…

Edit: I removed a test field from an array while typing notes and in the part where I was pushing the edges into the edges array I left a comma that is not needed as it is the last item being pushed into the array. That would have possibly broke the code. I am removing the extra comma in these notes. I found it by mistake…

As a teaser though here are the datasets that I used to build the associations and map them: var swql=["SELECT distinct i.node.nodename, i.NodeID FROM Orion.NPM.Interfaces i where i.caption like '%insert_your_interface_description_here%'" , "SELECT NodeID, NeighborIP FROM Orion.Routing.Neighbors where protocolname ='ospf'"…

Ill get the details to you at some point. I am off for a few days. I used an interface description in my case but my query can use node name/vendor/etc. As far as the mapping I currently am just using routing neighbors and ip address tables to make associations. I plan to actually consider using just the ip address table…

If I had a dog named perfstack I think I would kick it every morning on my way out the door for being ugly.

Yeah, I am in the process of trying to learn what I am doing wrong (efficiency) in my code and get better at doing it the right way. Once I get proficient with my code, I plan to escape the SW interface jail and create something magical...lol I am thinking of noc view full screen dashboard that toggles a lot of various…

done

I will eventually put a howto up.

Just imagine if a real programmer was working on it. I am just a hack lol

wluther​

where do you find "show sum in data series"

re-record it with graphs. They really sell it...lol wluther​

Since you didnt like the layout of my existing div tags and reverted to sw default "table" view and went inside the div tag for table column 1 row 1 and added my div tag into it to place the graph in that table column/row...... I decided to remove my old div tag from that custom html element and just target it in my graph…