Cacti

Look at the Cisco 2811. It's a very stable and nice platform. If that's a little over your budget look at the 1841. Both are very flexible.

RC

TheWitness wrote:Did you not read my prior post?

ya, I did, I was just very frustrated that I couldn't get my post to work so I wasn't going to give in to it. I won!

RC

I can't get my post up on the system... It keeps cutting me off. One more try only I will type it in rather than copy paste... A few obvious things: 1. The CAM table has a list of all the MAC addresses and the port number they were learned on. 2. Port secruity has a method to track the MAC count to ...

A few obvious things:
1. The CAM table has a list of all the MAC addresses and the port number they were learned on.
2. Port security has a method to track the MAC count to enforce the security policy.

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A few obvious things:
1. The CAM table has a list of all the MAC addresses and the port number they were learned on.
2. Port security has a method to track the MAC count to enforce the security policy.

It

A few obvious things: 1. The CAM table has a list of all the MAC addresses and the port number they were learned on. 2. Port security has a method to track the MAC count to enforce the security policy. Its easy to get the CAM table via SNMP but does port security have an entry in the tree somewhere ...

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TheWitness wrote:Looking for more inspiration.

*good thoughts, good thoughts, good thoughts*

does that help?

RC

TheWitness wrote:That's an interesting thought...

Ya, I thought so too. Do you think it might work?

RC

Is it possible to count the number of mac addresses for a given port on a Cisco device and graph it over time? I'm trying to find rouge hubs before I turn on port security and limit to 1 per port.

RC