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  1. 24th September 2009, 06:59 AM #1
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    Network Switch Search

    Anyone know of a simple quick way to search / reveal switches on the network, preferably remotely, web browser based???
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    I'm sure The Dude does this.
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    if not, you can always use the fantastic Spiceworks
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    Related to this what can I do if some of my switches are on an unknown subnet?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cromertech View Post
    Related to this what can I do if some of my switches are on an unknown subnet?
    If you can remove the switch, then maybe plug it into a PC with a copy of wireshark running to scan for any arp packets the switch send out.

    You might be able to find it's subnet from that.
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