Report with extension number - mac and IP

[cajige]

Hi everybody!,

This is my first post if this is not the right sub-forum please let me know.

I'm trying to create a report that at least have the extension number with the username, ip address and the mac address.

In the Avaya Site Administration, I'm executing the comand [status station ext#] and in tab #6 I can see part of the information that I need. The problem is that I can not select to copy and paste and even if the copy/paste is possible (must probably if I use PUTTY instead of ASA), I have to go one by one which will be a tedious task.

Is there a way to create such a report? If so, how can it be done?

Thanks!

[afahmy]

You can run a report from the left navigation pane under Advanced tab.
run the command " List reg " this will give you the Extension number and station type and IP address.

For MAC address you can only get from ASA via " status stationn xxxx " or through DHCP .

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Afahmy

[shaw58]

Perl script

You can try this is script

http://****-shaw.github.io/Avaya-Aura-CM-Script/

[moody12]

Thanks for the information, I was looking for...

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[lehmerma]

Any guides on how to run this? I installed active perl and tried running the script but everytime I do it says that it can't find net::nslookup. I've done everything I can think of and still not working. Any help would be appreciated!

[agronw]

It seems the perl-package for nslookup is missing.
Try to install it.

http://search.cpan.org/~darren/Net-Nslookup-2.01/lib/Net/Nslookup.pm

regards,
andre

[lehmerma]

Being a perl beginner, how do I do that? If I download the TAR how do I get it installed? I tried to do this and it says I am missing dmake and the server I am running this on does not have internet...

[yadav29]

HI,

"List reg" command will give you the ip, IP phone model detail along with Firmware version.
For MAC address you can take one by one or use a script to find the MAC address of all the stations.

[lehmerma]

Thanks but I understand what list reg does and it does not help in my situation. I have actually found a easier way to get the information. By using Essential NetTools I was able to scan SNMP and grab all the info I need from the phones. One thing to note I had to set the 46xxsettings.txt file with the correct SNMP settings (community and IP). I also had to set the SNMP settings in the switch to the correct settings (cha sys param ip-opt). Hope this helps someone!

[shaw129]

Hello Lehmerma,

It's been a very long time since I tinkered with the script you're trying to run, but if you need help, you can email at [email protected]. Additionally, while you can run perl programs in Windows, I've only tested this on Linux platforms and can't speak to how it would run on Windows.

There's also a better version of it that incorporates a couple of other routine jobs that aren't easily gathered through ASA such as messaging vectors, disconnect report, and SNMP data from the phones.

Here it is:
http://****-shaw.github.io/Avaya-Aura-CM-Script


Note, the SNMP modules included should not be confused with the SNMP perl modules found in CPAN (i.e. Net::SNMP) that Andre is referencing. The modules I've included were previously maintained by http://www.switch.ch/misc/leinen/snmp/perl/ They are now publicly available on code.google.com/p/snmp-session The entire package which includes all three modules can be downloaded from https://snmp-session.googlecode.com/...on-1.13.tar.gz