brickzva

!/usr/bin/python
import os
import socket

with open('loggers.txt') as f:
    a = [a.strip('\n') for a in f.readlines()]
    print('\n' + 'Unknown destination addresses seen and need to be resolved!')
    for name in a:
            print('original IP -> ' +  name)

brickzva

#!/bin/bash

host=$1

echo "------"
echo "MTR Trace Report - UDP"
echo "______________________"
mtr -r -w -c 10 --show-ips -u $host 
echo "------"

brickzva

#!/bin/bash
##
## Insanely simiple way to run updates if you don't have automatic updates enabled
##
## 1. copy this to a file on to your favorite host \
## 2. chmod +x ./<yourfile_name> (makes the script executable)
## 3. run your new script by "./<yourfile_name>
## 4. you'll be prompted for you password (sudo), then off to the races..
##
echo "Time to update!"

brickzva

from easysnmp import Session

'''
EasySnmp does support SNMPv1/v2c/3 implimentations.  
This was a simple test of using a common SNMPv2c implimentation.

From CLI example output:

Give me an IP to search for neighbors: 192.168.1.2
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