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Collect dhcp-stats lacking "vlan" in the location #2555
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I'm reading the README and I don't fully understand the references to "location keys in dhcpd-pools".
IIRC, the script looks at the "shared networks" section of dhcpd-pools output. Each network definition from the DHCP config has a name.
The point we're trying to get across is that this script tries to interpret a VLAN tag and/or location name from this DHCP network name, to use as part of the generated Graphite metric name - with the end goal being that NAV will be able to associate the metric with one of the VLANs/broadcast domains it knows from the routers it monitors.
Dhcpd-pool never talks about DHCP network names, only about locations. |
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Make fewer assumptions about what "location" looks like