This script tries to discover Active MACs on given IPs and records them into MySQL.
( This is not required for running Windows binary in the Repository )
- Net::SNMP
- DBI
- DBD::mysql
- HTTP::Headers
You need to change few lines inside the script ;
my $svnrepourl = ""; # Your private SVN Repository (should be served via HTTP). Do not forget the last /
my $SVNUsername = ""; # Your SVN Username
my $SVNPassword = ""; # Your SVN Password
my $SVNScriptName = "findDynamicMACs.pl";
my $SVNFinalEXEName = "fdm";
my $DBHost = ""; # Your MySQL Hostname/IP
my $DBPort = "3306"; # Your MySQL Port, Default : 3306
my $DBName = ""; # Your MySQL Database/Schema Name
my $DBUser = ""; # Your MySQL Database Username
my $DBPass = ""; # Your MySQL Database Password
my $DBTable = "port_details"; # Your MySQL Table Name given Database/Schema
my $SNMPVersion = "2";
my $SNMPCommunity = 'public'; # Your SNMP Community, Default : public
our @ignoreList = ( 1, 4, 996, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005, 103, 697, 695, 696, 111 ); # Do not track these VLANsI will also add SQL schema into repository later.
This script discovers all dynamic MAC addresses and related it on a physical port.
Cisco and Huawei devices only.
Author Emre Erkunt
(emre.erkunt@superonline.net)
Usage : fdm [-i INPUT FILE] [-o OUTPUT FILE] [-v] [-u USERNAME] [-p PASSWORD] [-t THREAD COUNT] [-n]
Example INPUT FILE format is ;
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172.28.191.196
172.28.191.194
172.28.191.193
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Parameter Descriptions :
-i [INPUT FILE] Input file that includes IP addresses
-o [OUTPUT FILE] Output file about results
-n Skip self-updating
-t [THREAD COUNT] Number of threads that should run in parallel ( Default 2 threads )
-v Disable verbose ( Default ON )