Managed Switch Port Mapping Tool
> Application Software Operating Requirements

Switches known to work with this application

Required Operating System:
Windows 8, 7, Server 2012, Server 2008, Vista, XP, Server 2003 - 32 or 64 bit editions. You can use this application on Apple Mac OSX if you use VMware Fusion or Parallels to host a supported Windows operating system. (This software is a 32 bit program that operates equally well in either 32 bit or 64 bit operating systems)

This application is available in two forms:
1. As an app that must be installed on your hard drive (download it today - see upper right on this page)
2. As a portable USB version that it does not require installation on the host Windows system. Everything runs from a portable high speed USB Flash Drive.


Windows 8: This tool has been used extensively on Windows 8 - 32 and 64 bit.

Network: IPv4 network access from your computer to the managed switches.

Switch Network Access Requirements: The switch must have SNMP v1 or v2c or v3 activated - some switch manufacturers have SNMP disabled by default. You will need the SNMP v1 or v2c read-only community name to access the switch (it is like a password) or SNMPv3 read access credentials. You may need to set permissions in the switch ACL so your IP address can access the switch. Some switches may require changes to settings allowing SNMP to access Bridge-MIB. For best results, two additional SNMP enabled devices may be queried for their ARP tables**.

**Requirements for obtaining IPv4 addresses:
Managed switches usually operate at layer 2 which means they keep track of the MAC addresses attached to their ports and report the information in Bridge-Mib and/or qBridge-mib. The IP addresses are not kept in the switch's port forwarding tables. When we retrieve the data from the switch, we have to find the IP address that matches the list of device MAC addresses for each port. We do this by searching ARP tables from various devices. We provide two user defined methods of retrieving ARP tables from other SNMP enabled devices such as a server or router. Ping Sweep pre-fills your computer's local ARP table with local network segment IP/MAC addresses. You can also import a static list of MAC/IP address combinations in Database Manager.
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