Virtual Appliance Marketplace

NeDiVA will automatically discover your Cisco network devices and gather a plethora of useful information about your network.

Features

Collegiate:
No

One-line Description:
NeDiVA will automatically discover your Cisco network devices and gather a plethora of useful information about your network.

Filename:
nediva.zip

Size Compressed:
823

Allocated Memory:
256

Username:
admin

Password:
nediva

VMware Tools Installed?:
No

Operating System:
Ubuntu 6.06 LTS

Torrent?:
No

Applications:
NeDi 1.0.w-rc1 (http://nedi.sourceforge.net/)

Description:
NeDiVA Features:
Automated Network Discovery
* Automatically discovers Cisco network devices and learns how they connect to each other (network topology)
Beautiful Web-Interface
* Simple to use
Device Management
* Quickly telnet to a device with just a few clicks
* Make bulk configuration changes to many devices at once
* Archive device configurations and report configuration changes
Reporting
* Location of users on the network (DNS-->IP-->MAC-->Switch-->Port)
* Show which IP addresses are being used, and which ones are available
* Report by device name, type, serial number, software version, vlans, and much more!
Monitor Performance
* Graph traffic statistics on every interface
* View the available memory and CPU utilization of network devices
Monitor Availability
* Poll network devices
* Send email or SMS alerts when a device goes down
Monitor Errors
* Receive and display SNMP Traps from devices
* Receive and display Syslog messages from devices
* Display error rates on interfaces
Getting Started:
1. Start NeDiVA and login with Username: admin and Password: nediva
2. Assign an IP address and specify DNS servers for NeDiVA. System > Administration > Networking (This step is not necessary if you are using DHCP on your network)
3. Edit the "nedi.conf" file on the desktop by double-clicking on the "nedi.conf" icon. Add your own SNMP read-only passwords and telnet login credentials in the section labeled "Device Access".
4. Manually start an initial discovery by double-clicking on the desktop icon labeled "Start a manual discovery". A discovery process will take about [(15 seconds) x (Number of Network Devices)] to complete. You do NOT need to use this icon after the initial run because a discovery will automatically run every 4 hours.
5. Use FireFox to login to your Nedi installation with Username: admin and Password: nediva . To access the web-interface from the network, use the IP address of the NeDiVA box. (Example: https://192.168.1.2/html/ - Replace the IP address with the correct one)
6. If you do not see any devices in the web-interface after a discovery has been run: Edit the file called "seedlist" on the desktop and list the IP addresses of your devices. Run another manual discovery.
7. Optional: Configure your devices to send syslog messages and SNMP traps to the IP address of NeDiVA
NeDiVA was created by Tristan Rhodes.
NeDi (Network Discovery Suite) was created by Remo Rickli.

Technical Specifications

Operating System:

Ubuntu 6.06 LTS

VMware Tools installed: No

Size: 823MB

Allocated Memory (RAM): 256MB

Applications Installed:

NeDi 1.0.w-rc1 (http://nedi.sourceforge.net/)

Virtual Appliance Account Information