Infoblox NetMRI
Network device Inventory and topology
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Network device Inventory and topology
Last updated
Infoblox NetMRI is a network management product that delivers comprehensive network change and configuration management (NCCM). NetMRI enables users to automate network change, see the impact of changes on network health, manage network configurations, and meet a variety of compliance requirements. It supports multi-vendor network infrastructure.
CloudFabrix RDA provides out of the box integration for Infoblox NetMRI through it's API interface. As part of the integration, it collects multi-vendor network device inventory, MAC & ARP tables, CDP & LLDP neighbors and the network topology information.
Step 1: Login into Infoblox NetMRI using an user account which has privileges to create new user account and assign read-only permissions.
Step 2: Click on 'Settings' button, click on 'Users' under 'User Admin' menu, and click on 'Add User' button to create new user and assign 'View Role' for read-only permissions.
Infoblox NetMRI or any other datasource/extension's configuration is configured in RDA's user interface. Login into RDA's user interface using a browser.
https://<rda-ip-address>:9998
Under 'Notebook', click on 'CFXDX Python 3' box
In the 'Notebook' command box, type botadmin() and alt (or option) + Enter to open datasource administration menu.
Click on 'Add' menu and under Type drop down, select infoblox-netmri
type: Datasource/Extension type. In this context, it is 'infoblox-netmri'
name: Datasource/Extension label which should be unique within the RDA
Hostname: Infoblox NetMRI's IP Address or DNS name
Username: Username that was created in Infoblox NetMRI with 'read-only' permissions
Password: User account's password
api_version: Leave default value as 'auto'
Protocol: API integration over HTTP/HTTPs protocol
Click on 'Check Connectivity' to verify the network access and credentials validity. Once it is validated, click on 'Add' button to add the Infoblox NetMRI as a datasource.
For the details on Elasticsearch (v2) inventory data collection bots, please refer
