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08-01-2007 09:24 PM
08-01-2007 09:24 PM
Can the switch display the MAC address that moved via cli, or - preferably - trap it via snmp?
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08-02-2007 07:42 AM
08-02-2007 07:42 AM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
From the CLI, the show mac, can show you a list of the MAC in the switch's table.
So i believe if you have something tracks and save that list in a database it is possible, but i not sure how.
basically, once the MAC moved, the MAC list will be updated in the switch, and that also can be controlled by the MAC age time out.
Note:
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With the IDM, you can actually do better than that, where you combine a flavor of security with the Time and Location then print out a full report for a day (or any period) shows you that USER's moves along your network based on the Switches and Ports also.
Good Luck !!!
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08-02-2007 12:37 PM
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08-02-2007 05:43 PM
08-02-2007 05:43 PM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
Is this confined to a certain switch type? On a 5304xl there are no 'addrmgrmovelist' in show tech all.
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08-02-2007 06:43 PM
08-02-2007 06:43 PM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
addrmgrmovelist
mac address vid old port new port timestamp
------------- ---- -------- -------- -----------------
0019bb-8dbb26 1 A24 A24 08/03/07 08:34:55
000d56-c1d447 20 A13 A13 08/03/07 08:34:55
0019e2-8434db 1 C2 C2 08/03/07 08:34:56
001646-1ac944 1403 B1 B1 08/03/07 08:35:10
000d56-fed754 20 B1 B1 08/03/07 08:35:10
000d54-a135a8 2001 B1 B1 08/03/07 08:35:13
However - I wouldn't say that these MACs have been moving that much..?
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08-02-2007 07:10 PM
08-02-2007 07:10 PM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
On a 'live' switch I have this strange behaviour:
addrmgrmovelist
mac address vid old port new port timestamp
------------- ---- -------- -------- -----------------
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:15
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:15
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:15
000dda-04b06e 5 2 1 08/03/07 09:02:15
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:16
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:16
000dda-04b06e 5 1 2 08/03/07 09:02:17
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:34
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:35
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:35
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:35
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:36
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:36
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:44
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:44
000dda-04b06e 5 2 1 08/03/07 09:02:46
000dda-04b06e 5 1 2 08/03/07 09:02:47
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:47
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:47
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:02:57
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:02:57
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:03:08
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:03:11
000dda-04a480 5 2 13 08/03/07 09:03:15
000dda-04a480 5 13 2 08/03/07 09:03:15
Seems that two MACs are "flapping" - possibly due to an error on a DSLAM. Will investigate further, this might be interresting for more than just me :o)
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08-03-2007 11:17 AM
08-03-2007 11:17 AM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
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08-03-2007 06:37 PM
08-03-2007 06:37 PM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
Anyone knows how to turn on or
in this forum.. This would look much nicer then:
MAC moves/min 0 0 0 45 33
Low * * 0 0 0
High * * 0 1556 1556
In short it says that yesterday was bad, today is good.
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08-03-2007 06:48 PM
08-03-2007 06:48 PM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
Current Prev Prev Prev Since
Value 5 Min Hour Day Boot
MAC moves/min 0 0 0 45 33
Low * * 0 0 0
High * * 0 1556 1556
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08-03-2007 07:14 PM
08-03-2007 07:14 PM
Re: MAC moves/min
Re: MAC moves/min
'addrmgrmovelist' was added in the following releases:
2500: n/a
2510: Q.10.03
2600: H.10.23
2824: I.10.23
2810: N.10.06
3400cl: M.10.23
5304xl: E.10.48
5406zl: K.11.64
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