Dmytro O. Redchuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Fri, Jun 03, 2005 at 11:24:13AM +0300, Radu CUGUT wrote:
>> I have an ethernet LAN, made over dumb fast-ethernet switches
>> (10/100mbit) without management, so there is no IP for the switches.
>>
>> What I want, if possible, is to find out if a sw
On Fri, Jun 03, 2005 at 11:24:13AM +0300, Radu CUGUT wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> Can anyone help me with a problem i have
>
> I have an ethernet LAN, made over dumb fast-ethernet switches
> (10/100mbit) without management, so there is no IP for the switches.
>
> What I want, if possible, is to
Radu CUGUT schrieb:
Hello there,
Can anyone help me with a problem i have
I have an ethernet LAN, made over dumb fast-ethernet switches
(10/100mbit) without management, so there is no IP for the switches.
What I want, if possible, is to find out if a switch is down or not.
It's like with
Hi, Radu
You simply cannot monitor a switch that is uncapable of monitoring.
It is as easy as that.
Nevertheless, you can fake the monitoring part by arping to the users
connected directly to that switch.
Arping, because is a layer2 app, goes beyond (or better yet, beneath) any
firewall. If a fire
Hello there,
Can anyone help me with a problem i have
I have an ethernet LAN, made over dumb fast-ethernet switches
(10/100mbit) without management, so there is no IP for the switches.
What I want, if possible, is to find out if a switch is down or not.
It's like with routers... if you want
