[Cisco WiFi virtual Controller] Manually add device to Oxidized

Laf,

This is what I got when I call the API like you said :
{
“hostname”: “192.168.x.y”,
“os”: “ciscowlc”,
“ip”: null,
“group”: “aireos”
},
{
“hostname”: “172.16.x.y”,
“os”: “moxa-etherdevice”,
“ip”: null
},
So ciscowlc are correctly mapped to aireos.
But they are not shown on oxidized’s GUI.

Regards,

Vincent

No that’s showing it’s mapped to a group, the OS hasn’t changed.

This is an example of an Arista device which has a mapping of arista_eos → eos:

    {
        "hostname": "arista_eos",
        "os": "eos",
        "ip": null
    }

If I update the mapping to eos1 then the os changes:

    {
        "hostname": "arista_eos",
        "os": "eos1",
        "ip": null
    }

Thanks laf. This works for me. :slight_smile:

Laf,

Oh, sorry for misreading. I’ll try it.

Vincent

Hello Laf,

That works for me. Thank you so much.
For records, I’ve just discovered this list (https://github.com/ytti/oxidized/blob/master/docs/Supported-OS-Types.md), which will help me a lot.

Thank again,

Vincent

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