[MLB-WIRELESS] List of all active web servers on MW

[mw at freenet.net.au]

G'day Russell,

It didn't work last night because it was 'broken' - I'm in the process of
restoring it to a different box, and you can access it by:

http://203.208.92.121:81

It is in the process of discovering devices at the moment, so it will take
several hours to sort everything out.  You can watch it building if you are
interested.

Username is 'mw' password is'wireless'

Cheers.

> Hi Mike,
> 
> We attempted tonight to get this working from my laptop.  Is it possible
> to alter the firewall to allow me access to view the connected node map
> from the internet?  It would be great if I could have a look at this
> information.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Russell
> 
> mw at freenet.net.au wrote:
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > This question was raised at the recent meeting, and I thought I'd take a
> > look at what couldbe done using this snmp manager I have running.
> >
> > The result is not too bad - I have built a list of the active nodes that
> I
> > can discover from the snmp server, and it can detect what services are
> > running.
> >
> > I think I have hooked up the web interface to my node, but it is hard to
> > test the NAT properly when I am coming from the wrong side of that
> routing
> > device.
> >
> > If someone could point a web browser at 10.10.64.241, it should result
in
> > the login page - username 'mw' password 'wireless'
> >
> > Once in, you'll see a list of all the hosts in the database - there's a
> lot
> > of stuff that exists on my colo and public networks, you can ignore all
> that
> > or take a look if you are really that interested.
> >
> > Click on 'maps' in the main menu then click on the "MelbourneWireless"
> map
> > for the interesting info.
> >
> > You'll see a list of all the detected nodes and their real time status -
> > i.e. green is good, orange is unstable and red is down.
> >
> > The cool thing is that the icons show an 'earth' for web servers, PC for
> > windows boxes, and a kind of slab thing for routers.  You can click on
> each
> > object and see some details - click on the 'www' at the TOP of the
detail
> > page to open the web site.
> >
> > Another cool thing is that on the node details page, you can click on
the
> > 'chart' next to the services list, and see a graph of the access times
> for
> > that node.
> >
> > I reckon that this might be a useful thing to install somewhere more
> central
> > than the back corner of a Geelong node ;-)
> >
> > The software, btw, is "Mikrotik Dude" and can be downloaded for free
from
> > www.mikrotik.com - if anyone is interested, maybe I can do a demo at a
> > meeting sometime.  The dude server can also be installed on any Mikrotik
> > RouterOS, so it could easily be installed in a little black box (like I
> had
> > at the recent meeting) and plugged in to a switch at any node.
> >
> > Comments? Suggestions?
> >
> > Cheers,  Mike.
> >
> >
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