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Network Configurator Tool

Overview

The Network Configurator Tool is designed to simplify the process of generating network device configurations, specifically targeting Cisco switches. This tool is ideal for hobbyists, small to medium-sized businesses, and anyone looking to streamline their network setup. It provides a user-friendly web interface to select predefined configuration options, including VLAN setup, IP addressing, and more, ultimately generating a ready-to-apply configuration file.

Features

  • Class-Based Network Selection: Choose between Class A, B, or C networks based on the size and requirements of your network.
  • VLAN Configuration Options: Easily configure VLANs with predefined options for subnet sizes (e.g., 4 VLANs with /24, 8 VLANs with /23).
  • Advanced Network Settings: Optional settings for routing protocols, DHCP, DNS, NTP server addresses, and security settings like ACLs and port security.
  • Configuration File Generation: Automatically generates a configuration file based on user inputs, ready for download and application to your device.
  • Step-by-Step Guides: Provides comprehensive instructions on how to apply the generated configuration to your network device, including methods like TFTP and USB.
  • Feedback and Expansion: Users can provide feedback and request additional features or device support, enhancing the tool's capabilities and usability.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • A modern web browser.
  • Access to the network device(s) for which you are generating a configuration.
  • Basic understanding of network concepts and the specific requirements for your network setup.

Usage

  1. Navigate to the Tool: Open the tool in your web browser.
  2. Select Network Class: Choose the appropriate network class (A, B, or C) and specify the starting IP range.
  3. Configure VLANs: Select from the predefined VLAN configuration options or customize your VLAN settings.
  4. Optional Settings: Configure advanced settings if needed.
  5. Generate Configuration: Review your settings and generate the configuration file.
  6. Download and Apply: Download the generated configuration file and follow the provided instructions to apply it to your device.

Applying the Configuration

Detailed instructions will be provided with the generated configuration file, including:

  • Preparing your network device for configuration.
  • Transferring the configuration file to your device (e.g., via TFTP, USB).
  • Applying the configuration and verifying its success.
  • Troubleshooting common issues.

License

The Network Configurator Tool is open source and licensed under MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute it as per the license terms.