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SDN(Software Defined Networking) is a hot buzz at the moment.

iTransformers is currently working towards discovering integrated networks (SDN/NON SDN) and transforming non SDN network infrastructure to SDN enabled such one. 


The discovered network consists of one central switch, 8 rack switches and the green dots are the servers connected to each switch .

We want to achieve single click device configuration through CLI (this is our goal)
... That's not that easy
So get a cup of Coffeeeee

1. Open a project and some version of the network
2. Configure your resources -> edit {ProjectFolder}\resourceManager\conf\xml\resource.xml (set the right credentials for the right resources -> we currently support only telnet)
3. Create a new configuration template -> go to {ProjectFolder}\iTopologyManager\fulfilmentFactory\conf\txt
4. Link your template to a fulfillment and parameter factories -> edit {ProjectFolder}\iTopologyManager\fulfilmentFactory\conf\xml\fulfilment-factory.xml
5. Create the new parameter factory -> edit {ProjectFolder}\iTopologyManager\parameterFactory\conf\xml\param-factory.xml
6. Apply your steps through node or pathActivation rightclick methods
7. Play arround and do it several times for different sets of CLI commands

iTransformers is happy to anaunce that the first version of iMap (Internet Map) has been sucessfully launched.

iMap is a subproduct of iTransformer available under a dual license.

You may have it from our general Downloads page or from Sourceforge.

It is able to draw a map of Internet BGP peering through polling a BGPenabled device through SNMP. Once the polling process finish the map of Internet BGP peering could be visualized by iTopoManager

Features:

- Draw a complete or partial map of the Internet BGP peering

- Zoom in Zoom out

- Redraw around certain BGP autonomus system

- Display information about certain ASN

- Locate certain IP address under the map

- Diff between two Internet BGP maps