Port mapping tool

[mark.a.coleman]

We have a couple of 3750's connected using the cascade cable and several 2950/60 connected in an array loop.

I'd like to know if anyone is aware of a free tool to map what domain computers are connected to what Port (IP or Name)

[Roman Rodichev]

Try getting a free trial for engineering toolset from solarwinds, they have a port mapping tool.

http://www.solarwinds.com/register/registration.aspx?program=428&c=70150000000D8FL&INTCMP=DLIndexA_TFEng_EngrsToolset

[Marvin Rhoads]

As mentioned above. Soalrwinds Engineer's Toolset will do this. So will CiscoWorks LMS (along with many many other things). Both will cost you according to their capabilities.

Cisco free offering, Cisco Network Assistant, will not do this. Not will the built-in Device MAnager for 3750's.

You can get it manually via a combination of arp and cam table (and to some extent CDP and DNS) inspection. That's what CiscoWorks is doing under the covers.

[mark.a.coleman]

Thanks for the suggestions.

I ended up going for the Lan-Secure Switch Center which can be used for 30 days (trial) and gives me everything I require.