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This script polls network switch ports to see which MAC addresses are assigned to them, then polls the arp table
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This script polls network switch ports to see which MAC addresses are assigned to them, then polls the arp table
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on one or more routers to determine the IP address. It then uses reverse DNS to look up the name of the device
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on one or more routers to determine the IP address. It then uses reverse DNS to look up the name of the device
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The script requires snmp to be installed (no MIB files required), and uses the perl module YAML::Tiny. On a Debian based
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The script requires snmp to be installed (no MIB files required), and uses the perl module YAML::Tiny. On a Debian based
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Script does not need any special permissions so can be run as any user.
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Script does not need any special permissions so can be run as any user.
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mapSwitchesCSV.pl accepts two positional parameters. The first is the delimiter for the output, the second is a character to
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mapSwitchesCSV.pl accepts two positional parameters. The first is the delimiter for the output, the second is a character to
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encapsulate the columns. Default is a tab for delimiter and no encapsulation.
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encapsulate the columns. Default is a tab for delimiter and no encapsulation.
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Tested under Devuan Jessie, connecting to HP Procurve and OpnSense router
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Tested under Devuan Jessie, connecting to HP Procurve and OpnSense router, and on HP A5120 with IPFire router
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