Hi,
You can simply put the switch into testing mode (instead of production
mode). You should be able to get the information, but PF won't do anything.
On 11-08-05 7:05 PM, packet fence wrote:
Hi all,
I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. I want to
deploy packetfence and take full advantage of its reporting
capabilities without leveraging the interactive NAC capability.
To be more specific, I'm looking for a way that the switch and port
info for a node gets updated in the node view, but I don't want any
VLAN changes to occur. I believe this would have to do with the switch
mode. However the only mode that I can get to populate the switch/port
information is by putting the switch in production. I've then
configured the switch with an incorrect write SNMP community. This is
how I've been able to get the switch/port information without changing
the VLAN, but it isn't very efficient. Anyone have another idea, that
might streamline communications between packetfence and the switch?
The purpose behind this is to audit what's (DHCP fingerprinting /
Hostname / MAC address) coming on the network and where (Switch /
port) without any active changes or active change attempts.
Thanks,
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