Topoviz

A network topology visualizer

Creates a force directed D3 graph based on the output from one of these JUNOS cli cmds:

show ospf database router extensive | display xml | no-more | save <file>
show isis database extensive | display xml | no-more | save <file>
show ted database extensive | display xml | no-more | save <file>

INSTALLATION

Recommended method is to use Docker:

• Clone the repo
• Create the docker image using docker build topoviz/ -t topoviz:v0.1
• Run the docker image using docker run -itd -p 8080:80/tcp topoviz:v0.1
• Connect to host using http on port 8080, example: http://localhost:8080/topoviz/

Alternatively you could:

• Clone the repo onto a server running apache and the wsgi module
• Ensure perl has List::MoreUtils installed
• Ensure the json directory is writeable by the apache user

USAGE

• Zoom using:
  • Mousewheel
  • Trackpad pinch/expand
  • Trackpad 2 finger drag up/down
• Click on a router to:
  • List its details in info pane
• Mouseover a router to:
  • Highlight connected nodes
• Drag any node to:
  • Fix its position
• Double click a fixed node to:
  • Release it
• Mouseover a link to:
  • Show its metric

NOTES

This code was written in 2016 for JTAC, some customers have expressed an interest in the tool hence its wider release

LICENSE

MIT

CONTRIBUTORS

Juniper Networks is actively contributing to and maintaining this repo. Please contact jnpr-community-netdev@juniper.net for any queries.

Contributors:

Chris Jenn