Summer 2020: Added VLAN monitoring and devices guessing using switches ARP table etc..
Spring 2020: Added UI to give system stat (memory, cpu, temp), ovrall better UX.
Oct 2019: Artel switch supported in desktop app, settings menu and daily app build !
Sept 2019: Fixed a bug preventing connection to cisco switch.... if you tried and were unhappy, test latest version
Manufacturer | Range, protocol | MacAddress table, stats | Multicast groups | VLANs | System | Arp table |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cisco1 | SG3XX-SG5XX (via telnet) | y | y | y | y | y |
Artel | Quara (json-rpc) | y | y | to do | to do | no |
SNMP | ?? | y | no | y | to do | no (to do ?) |
Arista | EOS eAPI | to do | to do | to do | to do | to do |
- On Cisco, do not put a single
#
in the login or welcome banner
Also has the cool name of : MnMs (Media Network M{onitoring,anagement} S{ystem,ervices})
Set of tools for multiplatform real time media network (ST2110, AES67, Dante... ) monitoring and administration This is aimed a being a swarm of microservices all connected to a mission control app or website.
It is work in progress. At the moment it:
- Shows the topology of the network
- Shows the different VLANs using colors
- Gives information on switch ports: what is it connected to, bandwith, VLAN, multicast group registration..
- Shows the different MDNS services and, if there, shows SDP information and if it is AES67, ST-2022-7
- Traces the groups registration on the network (light the network path where the group has been registered)
You can find an aggregated/app form of the tools here (nightly build):
MacOS (copy the app in /Applications folder)
You would have to accept some security warnings to launch the app. Or you can take the whole repository and build-it yourself.
A pop up will appear for the first run, inviting you to connect to a switchs. Cisco switch need telnet to be enabled (see Limitations)
Open the left menu
Click on services
Choose the switch you want
Enter data
Here it should be there
Avoid any #
in the welcome or login banner
The SG3XX switches MUST have telnet access enabled, mDNS/Bonjour is always better.
Does MDNS query on the default interface, does not yet give you the choice of it
The app will create a webserver running on port 8888, you can then access the UI from other devices on the network
Right now... this is only data mining and shaping
Run the script "install.sh" to pull all the dependencies in every directory, then node main
in the mission-control sub dir.
More info in the architecture page.
The central point of the system is the "mission control", it manages other services based on what is discovered and configured.
The user ui, builds a MDNS directory
SG3XX data mining via telnet
Service doing MDNS query and data shaping for mission control
Web socket client module to connect to mission control
Does simple query to get SDP from RRTSP
The electron app builder, firt run npm cloud-copy before npm package-
A smal rest API localhost:8888/noodes gives you the full inner data you can even use key/value pairs to filter the data localhost:8888/nodes?Type=switch will only give you the switches
I am Nicolas Sturmel, technical product manager and developer at Merging Technology, focusing on Media Network implmentations (test, validation, tools for users and installers).
This project is not linked with Merging, any question or comment will be handled by me on a best effort basis.
MIT, do what you want with the code. If you are looking for a custom solution, you can contact me !