linkd not showing links between nodes and cisco switches

I enabled the linkd daemon within opennms and the simple test was adding opennms box and the cisco switch with snmp and wait unitil the links show up in the node link detail but that does not happen.

When i manually snmpwalk the switch i can grep on mac and ip adres and they are both there but no links within opennms.

i'm a bit lost because it should just work as i have read on the wiki page.
My cisco is an 1.324 and has ip adres 192.168.0.11 and my nms box has 192.168.0.233.

With kind regards
William van de Velde

My linkd config:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<linkd-configuration threads="5" initial_sleep_time="360000"
snmp_poll_interval="1800000" discovery_link_interval="30000">

<!--

Here is a list of sys oids and corresponding classes to get
SNMP vlan info from nodes.
Verify that your switch devices sys oids are in the following lists
if you want to get informations on Vlans!
Otherwise:
Put your own sys oids in the proper vendor tag and specify sys oid
using <specific> and <include-range> tags

-->

<vlans>

<vendor vendor_name="3Com" sysoidRootMask=".1.3.6.1.4.1.43"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.linkd.snmp.ThreeComVlanTable">
<specific>1.9.13.3.1</specific>
<specific>10.27.4.1.2.2</specific>
<specific>10.27.4.1.2.4</specific>
<specific>10.27.4.1.2.11</specific>
<specific>1.16.4.3.5</specific>
<specific>1.16.4.3.6</specific>
</vendor>

<vendor vendor_name="3Com3870" sysoidRootMask=".1.3.6.1.4.1.43.1"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.linkd.snmp.Dot1qStaticVlanTable">
<specific>8.43</specific>
<specific>8.61</specific>
</vendor>

<vendor vendor_name="Nortel" sysoidRootMask=".1.3.6.1.4.1.45.3"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.linkd.snmp.RapidCityVlanTable">
<specific>61.1</specific>
<specific>35.1</specific>
<specific>53.1</specific>
</vendor>

<vendor vendor_name="Intel" sysoidRootMask=".1.3.6.1.4.1.343.5"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.linkd.snmp.IntelVlanTable">
<specific>1.5</specific>
</vendor>

<vendor vendor_name="HP Networks" sysoidRootMask=".1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.3.7"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.linkd.snmp.Dot1qStaticVlanTable">
<specific>11.1</specific>
<specific>11.3</specific>
<specific>11.13</specific>
<specific>11.14</specific>
<specific>11.18</specific>
<specific>11.19</specific>
<specific>11.20</specific>
<specific>11.23</specific>
<specific>11.27</specific>
<specific>11.29</specific>
<specific>11.32</specific>
<specific>11.45</specific>
<specific>11.50</specific>
<specific>11.63</specific>
<specific>11.66</specific>
<specific>11.81</specific>
<include-range begin="11.6" end="11.11"/>
</vendor>

<vendor vendor_name="cisco" sysoidRootMask=".1.3.6.1.4.1.9"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.linkd.snmp.CiscoVlanTable">
<specific>1.217</specific>
<specific>1.218</specific>
<specific>1.222</specific>
<specific>1.221</specific>
<specific>1.246</specific>
<specific>1.247</specific>
<specific>1.248</specific>
<specific>1.278</specific>
<specific>1.282</specific>
<specific>1.283</specific>
<specific>1.300</specific>
<specific>1.370</specific>
<specific>1.324</specific>
<specific>1.325</specific>
<specific>1.366</specific>
<specific>1.367</specific>
<specific>1.400</specific>
<specific>1.427</specific>
<specific>1.428</specific>
<specific>1.429</specific>
<specific>1.431</specific>
<specific>1.448</specific>
<specific>1.502</specific>
<specific>1.503</specific>
<specific>1.516</specific>
<specific>1.542</specific>
<specific>1.559</specific>
<specific>1.561</specific>
<specific>1.563</specific>
<specific>1.564</specific>
<specific>1.565</specific>
<specific>1.578</specific>
<specific>1.616</specific>
<specific>1.617</specific>
<specific>1.618</specific>
<specific>1.626</specific>
<specific>1.633</specific>
<specific>1.634</specific>
<specific>1.694</specific>
<specific>1.696</specific>
<specific>1.697</specific>
<specific>1.716</specific>
<specific>1.745</specific>
<specific>1.748</specific>
<specific>1.798</specific>
<specific>5.7</specific>
<specific>5.17</specific>
<specific>5.18</specific>
<specific>5.20</specific>
<specific>5.28</specific>
<specific>5.34</specific>
<specific>5.36</specific>
<specific>5.41</specific>
<specific>5.42</specific>
<specific>5.46</specific>
<specific>5.49</specific>
<specific>5.51</specific>
<specific>5.59</specific>
</vendor>

<vendor vendor_name="Extreme Networks" sysoidRootMask=".1.3.6.1.4.1.1916"
class-name="org.opennms.netmgt.linkd.snmp.ExtremeNetworkVlanTable">
<specific>2.11</specific>
<specific>2.14</specific>
<specific>2.28</specific>
<specific>2.63</specific>
</vendor>

</vlans>

<!--
It's possible in packages to overwrite all properties - (thread and initial_sleep_time)
in the linkd-configuration
-->

<package name="LAN" use-bridge-discovery="false" use-ip-route-discovery="false" enable-vlan-discovery="true" use-cdp-discovery="true" save-stp-interface-table="true" save-stp-node-table="true" save-route-table="true" >
<filter>IPADDR != '0.0.0.0'</filter>
<include-range begin="192.168.0.1" end="192.168.0.254"/>
</package>
<package name="LAN2" use-bridge-discovery="false" use-ip-route-discovery="true" save-route-table="true" >
<filter>IPADDR != '0.0.0.0'</filter>
<include-range begin="192.168.0.1" end="192.168.0.254"/>
</package>
<package name="LINUX-ETHERNET-ROUTERS-LAN" force-ip-route-discovery-on-ethernet="true">
<filter>IPADDR != '0.0.0.0'</filter>
<include-range begin="192.168.0.1" end="192.168.0.254"/>
</package>

<!-- Use more packages with huge network-->

<!-- here is a configuration that is valid on ethernet LANs -->
<!--
<package name="LAN" use-ip-route-discovery="false">
<filter>IPADDR != '0.0.0.0'</filter>
<include-range begin="10.1.1.1" end="10.1.1.254"/>
</package>
-->

<!-- here is a configuration valid on WAN where linkd try to get
links using cisco discovery protolol first and then routers ip route tables -->
<!--
<package name="WAN" use-bridge-discovery="false">
<filter>IPADDR != '0.0.0.0'</filter>
<include-range begin="10.1.1.1" end="10.1.1.254"/>
</package>
-->
<!-- here is a configuration in which you have to find links when using cross ethernet cables
among router. Linkd by default finds links on LAN using bridge forwarding table becouse it
guess that the node is linked to a switch port. By the way there are situations in which
you can have some routers connected via cross ethernet cables. So this is a way to find that links.
-->
<!--
<package name="LINUX-ETHERNET-ROUTERS" force-ip-route-discovery-on-ethernet="true">
<filter>IPADDR != '0.0.0.0'</filter>
<include-range begin="10.1.1.1" end="10.1.1.254"/>
</package>
-->
<!-- do you want that linkd send a new suspect event for each ip address found on devices? -->
<!--
<package name="AUTODISCOVERY" auto-discovery="true">
<filter>IPADDR != '0.0.0.0'</filter>
<include-range begin="10.1.1.1" end="10.1.1.254"/>
</package>

-->
</linkd-configuration>