[NEBULA] Why can't I see my non-nebula device in Topology?
Hi, it's me again with more questions lol.
I have a Zyxel GS2200 switch that connects to three of my NAP, and my gateway is a USG 200. But it seems that the topology only tells me the Nebula devices, what about the non-nebula devices? Any place to configure or setup?
I have a Zyxel GS2200 switch that connects to three of my NAP, and my gateway is a USG 200. But it seems that the topology only tells me the Nebula devices, what about the non-nebula devices? Any place to configure or setup?
"You will never walk along"
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Hi RUnglaube
The topology will show your non-nebula devices with a diamond shape (other), as explained within the symbology legend. However, the protocol LLDP is used to create this topology, then you need to be sure that your non-nebula devices are correctly configured to communicate using LLDP packets.5
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What kind of information can I obtain in the topology chart by enabling the LLDP protocol on my non-nebula devices?"You will never walk along"0
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Hi RUnglaube
If you enable the LLDP protocol on the non-nebula devices, you can get the MAC address in the topology.1 -
Thanks! one last question, if I have Nebula devices that are registered in different sites, will I be able to see them in the topology?"You will never walk along"0
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Hi RUnglaube,
Yes, you will see Nebula devices which are registered in different sites in the topology, and it will show with a diamond shape.0 -
Thanks Irene! Everything clear now"You will never walk along"1
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