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Report on Windows PC network port

lufffunk

What's the best way to get report out on what Cisco interfaces Windows Workstations are connected to?

Thanks

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Seashore

Ok, good. I haven't done many reports in UDT but I'll try to assist.

There is a pre built report called "Active Endpoints". I edited that, edit the datasource, choose "advanced selector" and add the filter as per below:

Now, the report is filtered on only one type of MAC-addresses.

Did that help?

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Seashore

If you are not monitoring each interface AND each Windows workstation - which i don't recommend, I suggest you run the module "User Device Tracker". That module is built just to show exactly that.

lufffunk

I have UDT, but I don't see a way to report specifically on specific MAC vendors to help identify the nodes I'm after. I could just pull everything in UDT and filter, but not clean.

Seashore

Ok, good. I haven't done many reports in UDT but I'll try to assist.

There is a pre built report called "Active Endpoints". I edited that, edit the datasource, choose "advanced selector" and add the filter as per below:

Now, the report is filtered on only one type of MAC-addresses.

Did that help?

lufffunk

I don't know how I missed that report, anyway I copied and updated it but used the "Vendor" endpoint instead of the MAC. That way it shows all MAC's from that vendor... as there are multiple.

Cheers!