I posted this question previously and was given a solution of EEM/TCL. This would work on the 3750's I have, but it doesn't work on the 2960's. Somehow my previous thread was marked as answered, maybe I wanted to give kudos to the responder. So here is my original question, and after that is my reply to the user who offered a suggestion, as to why EEM/TCL will not work.
QUESTION
I would like to enable a port, and if there is no activity for a 12 hour period on that port, i would like it to be disabled.I have looked at aging port security, but that I don't see it. I want to stay away from sticky mac's, its too much overhead. Can anyone point me in the right direction, aging only clears mac addresses, whether its absolute or inactive. I want to disable the port, shut it down. Any insight is greatly appreciated
REPLY TO ANSWER
This looks good. unfortunately i have catalyst 2960 switches running on ios 12.2(55)SE5 This version of the ios supports eem, but only for the 3750 and 3560 switches, not the 2960 switches. i am going to try anyways. thank you very much...
so i didnt get very far. based on the link you sent describing tcl and emm, i should be able to run the command 'show event manager environment' but i cannot. event manager environment does not exist.
here, on the release notes for this ios is where i found that the 2960 does not support emm but the 3750 and 3560 does http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750/software/...
