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07-22-2010 11:05 AM
07-22-2010 11:05 AM
2924 2948 VLAN snmpwalk
I have separated my 29xx switches into several VLAN, still I am interested to know which MAC address is connected to which port.
Using snmpwalk I am not easily able to specify which VLAN I am querying, it only queries the first VLAN, so I am seeing the MAC addresses of the other VLAN available through the Uplink of the first VLAN.
For Cisco Catalyst - there exists the trick to add the VLAN id to the community string, e.g. public@<id>
What do I have to do to have a similar result with a 3com switch?
Thanks for your help
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