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# optional. If set, entries which have not been seen for this period of time
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# are removed. Modifiers are h, d, w, m, y (hours, days, weeks, months, years)
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ttl: '1d'
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# instead of doing all of the snmp walks, if refresh is set, it will only check the
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# switch ports to see if they have changed MAC addresses. Once every 'refresh' time
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# a full rescan of port names, switch names, and rdns look ups will occur
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# using this cuts the time to run by about 1/3
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refresh: '12h'
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# You must include at least one router.
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# You must include at least one router.
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# this will be queried to resolve IP's to MAC
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# this will be queried to resolve IP's to MAC
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# using its arp table
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# using its arp table
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# put IP and community name into the hash
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# put IP and community name into the hash
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routers:
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routers:
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- ignore
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- ignore
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# this is entire optional, but if it exists, it will be used to supplement or override MAC to IP to DNS lookup.
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# this is entire optional, but if it exists, it will be used to supplement or override MAC to IP to DNS lookup.
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# Each entry is optional
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# Each entry is optional
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# MAC is the hexidecimal mac address, with no delimiters and all lower case. Example is:
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# MAC is the hexidecimal mac address, with no delimiters and all lower case. Example is:
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# 402cf4e9ae9b CORRECT
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# 402cf4e9ae9b CORRECT
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# 40:2c:f4:e9:ae:9b WRONG, has delimiters (the colons)
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# 40:2c:f4:e9:ae:9b CORRECT, colons will be removed
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# 402CF4E9AE9B WRONG, alphas are upper case
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# 402CF4E9AE9B CORRECT, alphas will be lc'd
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# 402-cf4-e9a-e9b CORRECT, dashes will be removed
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# ip: if this is entered, will be used as IP for the mac address, otherwise it is looked up in the routers arp table.
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# ip: if this is entered, will be used as IP for the mac address, otherwise it is looked up in the routers arp table.
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# default is to get IP from router's arp table
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# default is to get IP from router's arp table
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# hostname: If this is entered, will be used for hostname, otherwise done via reverse DNS entry from router. Default is
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# hostname: If this is entered, will be used for hostname, otherwise done via reverse DNS entry from router. Default is
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# to look up via rdns
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# to look up via rdns
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# override: If false, ip/hostname only be used if no value returned from arp/rdns. If true, ip/hostname are not even
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# override: If false, ip/hostname only be used if no value returned from arp/rdns. If true, ip/hostname are not even
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