LD Port Report Download

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Revision 1.13 10/01/09

• Fixed line 348 as per christianha. return nmac.lower()

Revision 1.12 09/18/09

• The report option of the script can now follow cdp neighbors using the --follow option or -f.
  When you run the command below it will create ONE CSV file per cdp neighbor it scanned.
  I was able to scan from my core Switch down to the last neighbor in the line ( 44 Neighbors in just under 20 minutes. )
  Which equaled to a little over 4K Mac Addresses
  For instance...port_report.py -d 192.168.101.1 -c public -r -f

Revision 1.11 09/13/09

• More code clean up and another increase in speed.
• Also port_report can now follow EtherChannel
• Fixed issue, where the matching of the cdp neighbor was not matching correctly
• Added better verbosity
• Added Sanity Checking for cdp neighbors

Revision 1.10 09/09/09

• Code Clean up and a slight increase in speed ( by a few seconds ) during the search by mac or ip

Revision 1.9
Code changes and Added CDP Support

• Detect CDP Neighbors during the scan for MAC Addresses or IP Addresses

Revision 1.8
Here is a quick update.....

• I just add dns reverse lookups to the output of this script.

Revision 1.7
Adds support to the following devices..

1. Cisco
   
   • Catalyst 6509 w/ Supervisor 720 running IOS
   • Catalyst 3560
   • Catalyst 3550 (SMI)
   • Cisco CIGESM series Chassis Blades
   • Cisco Catalyst 2960
2. Foundry
   
   • Foundry Server Iron
3. Nortel
   
   • Nortel Passport 8600
   • Nortel 5520 Ethernet Routing Switch
4. HP
   
   • HP Procurve 5406xl

 

Revision 1.6
New additions to this revision ....

• Support for HP Procurve Switches, ( Tested on the newer versions of HP )
• combined switch_report.py in port_report.py.
• Added --verbose flag

Previous Releases....

• Search by MAC or IP or PORT

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Submitted On:

01 Oct 2009

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File Version:

1.13

File Author:

Allen Sanabria

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Comments:

The 2009-09-21 16:22:10 Thank you for your latest update, the PAGP was what was missing. We were trying to add it on our own, but you already did it before we finished ;-) On a side note, you do specifically search for PAGP-ports. We were trying to filter based on ifType (1,3,6,1,2,1,2,2,1,3), if that is 53 (propVirtual), it needs sorting out first. We're using ISO-standard LACP channels here, replacing the var for pagpGroupIfIndex with the ISO equivalent 1,2,840,10006,300,43,1,2,1,1,12 was all that was needed to make it work for LACPs as well. Thanks again for this extremely helpful script!

Allen Sanabria 2009-11-02 21:22:53 could you contribute the LACP code that you have done??