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Currently, there is no way to display how devices are connected to collision domains. This lack of visibility is particularly problematic in scenarios where connections are dynamically updated, such as when using APIs or the kathara lconfig command.
Without a way to easily view these connections, users may face difficulties in understanding, validating, and troubleshooting the network topology.
Description
Currently, there is no way to display how devices are connected to collision domains. This lack of visibility is particularly problematic in scenarios where connections are dynamically updated, such as when using APIs or the
kathara lconfig
command.Without a way to easily view these connections, users may face difficulties in understanding, validating, and troubleshooting the network topology.
Related discussion: #310
Proposed Solution
Add a
--topology
option to thekathara linfo
command to display the devices attached to each collision domain.This feature would:
kathara config
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