OpenNMS Horizon Demo

OpenNMS Horizoon demo environment with Docker and Docker Compose.

Usage

Initialize the environment.

git clone https://github.com/opennms-forge/opennms-demo.git
cd opennms-demo
docker-compose up -d

HINT: By default OpenNMS Horizon uses the floating tag latest with the current stable release from DockerHub.

Bootstrap inventory and custom topology

To feed the demo environment with data you can use the demo-data.sh script which does following things:

• Creates a foreign-source without detectors
• Creates a requisition with all nodes from the demo environment
• Uploades a GraphML topology which represents the network topology named OpenNMS Demo

Usage:

cd setup
./demo-data.sh

Enabling LLDP

Forwarding LLDPDU is not enabled by default on Linux bridges. To enable LLDPDU forwarding it is required to change the group_fwd_mask for a given bridge.

Using docker-compose up -d will create two additional bridges from this repository. One bridge simulating a local area network and second bridge for a isolated network in a remote office.

To enable LLDPDU forwarding it is required to identify the bridge on the docker host system with:

docker network ls

a0713f06e511        lldp_branch         bridge              local
2bde8ffcb81b        lldp_default        bridge              local
bb562d6d9e30        lldp_local          bridge              local

The NETWORK ID is part of the bridge name on the host system. To enable LLDPDU forwarding for the local network a bridge is created.

brctl show | grep bb562d6d9e30

br-bb562d6d9e30		8000.0242deaee63c	no		veth067f1fa

The filter can be set with

echo 16384 > /sys/class/net/br-bb562d6d9e30/bridge/group_fwd_mask

LLDPDU forwarding is now enabled and works immediately.