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l2traceroute

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Tinashe 2025-01-22 09:49:46 -05:00
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@ -61,7 +61,10 @@ def get_neighbors(switch):
switch_neigbors = []
url = '/networking/neighbors/by-switch/{0}/by-peername/'.format(switch)
for neighbor in session.read(url):
switch = neighbor['item']['href'].strip('/')
try:
switch = neighbor['item']['href'].strip('/')
except:
continue
if switch in all_switches:
switch_neigbors.append(switch)
return switch_neigbors

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l2traceroute(8) -- returns the layer 2 route through an Ethernet network managed by confluent given 2 end points.
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## SYNOPSIS
`l2traceroute [options] <start_node> <end_noderange>`
## DESCRIPTION
**l2traceroute** is a command that returns the layer 2 route for the configered interfaces in nodeattrib.
It can also be used with the -i and -e options to check against specific interfaces on the endpoints.
## PREREQUISITES
**l2traceroute** the net.<interface>.switch attributes have to be set on the end points if endpoint is not a switch
## OPTIONS
* ` -e` EFACE, --eface=INTERFACE
interface to check against for the second end point
* ` -i` INTERFACE, --interface=INTERFACE
interface to check against for the first end point
* ` -c` CUMULUS, --cumulus=CUMULUS
return layer 2 route through cumulus switches only
* `-h`, `--help`:
Show help message and exit
## EXAMPLES
* Checking route between two nodes:
`# l2traceroute_client n244 n1851`
`n244 to n1851: ['switch114']`
* Checking route from one node to multiple nodes:
`# l2traceroute_client n244 n1833,n1851`
`n244 to n1833: ['switch114', 'switch7', 'switch32', 'switch253', 'switch85', 'switch72', 'switch21', 'switch2', 'switch96', 'switch103', 'switch115']
n244 to n1851: ['switch114']`

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nodel2traceroute(8) -- returns the layer 2 route through an Ethernet network managed by confluent given 2 end points.
==============================
## SYNOPSIS
`nodel2traceroute [options] <start_node> <end_noderange>`
## DESCRIPTION
**nodel2traceroute** is a command that returns the layer 2 route for the configered interfaces in nodeattrib.
It can also be used with the -i and -e options to check against specific interfaces on the endpoints. If the
--interface or --eface option are not used then the command will check for routes against all the defined
interfaces in nodeattrib (net.*.switch) for the nodes.
## PREREQUISITES
**nodel2traceroute** the net.<interface>.switch attributes have to be set on the end points if endpoint is not a switch
## OPTIONS
* ` -e` EFACE, --eface=INTERFACE
interface to check against for the second end point or end points if using checking against multiple nodes
* ` -i` INTERFACE, --interface=INTERFACE
interface to check against for the first end point
* ` -c` CUMULUS, --cumulus=CUMULUS
return layer 2 route through cumulus switches only
* `-h`, `--help`:
Show help message and exit
## EXAMPLES
* Checking route between two nodes:
`# nodel2traceroute n244 n1851`
`n244 to n1851: ['switch114']`
* Checking route from one node to multiple nodes:
`# nodel2traceroute n244 n1833,n1851`
`n244 to n1833: ['switch114', 'switch7', 'switch32', 'switch253', 'switch85', 'switch72', 'switch21', 'switch2', 'switch96', 'switch103', 'switch115']
n244 to n1851: ['switch114']`