Port Security settings

I would recommend looking at Universal Device Tracker:

Device Tracker and Switch Port Management | SolarWinds

Thank you, I will look into that however the issue is not that we don't know when a rogue device connects as much as we don't know when port security is turned off or in our case we assign dummy MAC's to a port at initial set up but when a device is moved to another port we issue a "no" command on the original port and often fail to add in the dummy. 

Sometimes port-security is simply turned off on a port for say a need to quickly set up a training room and then it is forgotten.

I am really just looking for a way to be alerted to the above situations.

While not an actual answer to the issue it was still helpful.

Thank you

I ended up writing my own PS script to basically provide this information.  Not the best or most elegant but it works.

function sendMail()
{
$sendTo = "user1@domain.com", "user2@domain.com" #Multiple valuses separated by coma
$sendFrom = "PowerShell_Report@domain.com"
$mailSubject = "PowerShell Port Security Report for Branch $($number)"
$mailBody = "Branch $($number) switch port security report"
Send-MailMessage -Subject $mailSubject -From $sendFrom -To $sendTo -body $mailBody -Attachments "C:\Program Files (x86)\CatTools3\Configs\Branch_0$($number)_Switchs\BR0$($number)switch.txt" -smtpServer mail.domain.com
} #End function sendMail

function sendMail2()
{
$sendTo = "user1@domain.com", "user2@domain.com" #Multiple valuses separated by coma
$sendFrom = "PowerShell_Report@domain.com"
$mailSubject = "PowerShell Port Security Reportfor Branch $($number)"
$mailBody = "Branch $($number) switch port security report"
Send-MailMessage -Subject $mailSubject -From $sendFrom -To $sendTo -body $mailBody -Attachments "C:\Program Files (x86)\CatTools3\Configs\Branch_$($number)_Switchs\BR$($number)switch.txt" -smtpServer mail.domain.com
} #End function sendMail

$NumArray = (1..9)
ForEach ($number in $numArray ) {

Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\Program Files (x86)\CatTools3\Configs\Branch_0$($number)_Switchs\*.txt" -recurse | Select-String -Pattern Ethernet,maximum,sticky | Out-File -filepath "C:\Program Files (x86)\CatTools3\Configs\Branch_0$($number)_Switchs\BR0$($number)switch.txt"

sendMail
}

$NumArray = (10..11)
ForEach ($number in $numArray ) {

Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\Program Files (x86)\CatTools3\Configs\Branch_$($number)_Switchs\*.txt" -recurse | Select-String -Pattern Ethernet,maximum,sticky | Out-File -filepath "C:\Program Files (x86)\CatTools3\Configs\Branch_$($number)_Switchs\BR$($number)switch.txt"

sendMail2
}

The reason for duplication is because I use 2 digit numbers so it would actually be BR01-BR11 and I couldn't figure out how to account for the "0"