Do you have a decent smart switch with Acl capability? You could easily
use that to block multicast addresses to port <x> from ip <y> on
ingress. On some switches, you can also alarm into your event mgmt
system when you see those (on others, not). If you have an sflow/netflow
collector, you could use that to setup thresholds for detecting them.
On 1/26/2015 4:55 PM, Ski Kacoroski wrote:
Hi,
My school district uses Makerbot software that has a known problem
where it floods the network broken mdns packet broadcasts. Here is an
example:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/macenterprise/u-JV3UG4kvY/3uZThewurWYJ
I am wondering if there is anyway to block these packets as they cause
a lot of problems on the network. The software is running on a
windows machine. We try turning it off, but it keeps turning itself
back on. Makerbot does not seem to want to fix the problem.
cheers,
ski
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