02-24-2012 09:14 AM - edited 03-07-2019 05:10 AM
Hi !
A Network Lab (governmental) did not let our cisco 2960s switches to be imported to the country and said
"according to my lab tests, the maximum mac that your switch can learn is about 500 but as cisco says it should be about 8000"
they did not give me their software but i like to test it myself
Is there a software which generates thousands of MAC and inject them into switch to test the real amount shown in show mac count ?
Thanks in advance
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02-24-2012 10:02 AM
Hi
Interesting that a mac table would allow switches to be imported or not, that i have never heard anything about before.
Many years ago there was a software called macoff.
that generated a load of mac addresses o be sent towards switches.
If you can not find that software then any packet generator software can do this, but this will take more time.
Good luck
HTH
02-24-2012 10:02 AM
Hi
Interesting that a mac table would allow switches to be imported or not, that i have never heard anything about before.
Many years ago there was a software called macoff.
that generated a load of mac addresses o be sent towards switches.
If you can not find that software then any packet generator software can do this, but this will take more time.
Good luck
HTH
02-24-2012 10:10 AM
they don't allow import because they think the product is either fake or has a very low quality and performance
thank for Macof. i noticed that while you were answering
is it just for linux or are there windows versions ?
also i will be thankful for any other software (newer, with GUI and more capabilities)
02-24-2012 10:18 AM
Hi again
Interesting reason.
Scapy I think would do the trick but I have not used it myself for this purpose.
HTH
Good luck
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