Managing NerveCenter
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Controlling NerveCenter from the Command Line - NerveCenter UNIX Shell/DOS Prompt Commands - ipsweep -
ipsweep [-d][-f excludefile][-t timeout] [-m mapfile] [-ttl hops] |
[-h]
Discovers network devices on the subnets managed with NerveCenter.
Specifies debug mode and outputs debug messages to the console.
Specifies a file that contains a list of IP addresses for ipsweep
to ignore.
ICMP timeout interval. timedelay is a value in milliseconds (default is 20 milliseconds).
Specifies a map file that contains node information about the network.
IP Filters must still be configured in the NerveCenter Administrator's IP Filters page for each subnet that is discovered. The map file uses the subnet and mask value to match an existing pair in the IP Filters page. The Map file does not specify which subnets to discover. It just specifies the read community string used for a subnet if it is discovered.
Specifies the time to live (TTL) value for IPSweep, where the valid value is between 0 and 255 hops. The default value for -ttl
is: 255 hops (128 for Windows © 2002).
Provides command line help for ipsweep
.
On startup, ipsweep can read a map file specified by the -m switch. This map file contains a table as follows:
Default DefaultReadCommunity
Subnet1/Mask1 ReadCommunity1
Subnet2/Mask2 ReadCommunity2
SubnetN/MaskN ReadCommunityN
The first line should be the ‘Default
DefaultReadCommunity’ line. A single blank separates the word Default
and the community string. Each of the lines following the Default line will be in the format specified above. These lines will be a Subnet immediately followed by a slash (“/”) immediately followed by the Mask. The “Subnet/Mask” is followed by a single blank and then the community string.
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