Here you can find some Python and Bash scripts aiming to help you with the troubleshooting.
| Script | Description |
|---|---|
| get_public_ip.py | Resolving your public IP and printing to stdout |
| get_speed.py | Measuring the speed of your internet connectivity and mailing to you. Requires speedtest installation at Your Linux/MAC. |
| measure_speed.py | Run the client side of the iperf3 session to a default port and save the output. Executed as ./measure_speed.py iperf3_server_ip. Add it to cron as: 0 * * * * /home/aaa/Dev/automated-troubleshooting/measure_speed.py 192.168.1.67 in crontab -e in CentOS. Requires iperf3 installation at Your Linux/MAC. |
| get_nodes.py | Generate the list of the hosts live in either your local subnet or in a chosen destination. Requires fping installation at Your Linux/MAC. |
| shell_tools.sh | Install the necessary tools (e.g., iperf3, fping, etc) at your Operating System |
| bash_cumulus_vxlan.sh | Genrate IP/MAC/VLAN/VTEP mapping for Cumulus Linux |
| bash_measure_packet_loss.sh | Measure the packet loss towards the list of destinations |
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Current release is 0.2.2.
Any *-NIX based system (e.g., Linux, Unix, MAC OS). In fact, those Python scipts perfectly run on Raspbery PI as well (tested at PI 4B).
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