If you have rancid, you could just use a cron job + clogin to schedule
logging into the switch and shutting the port.
On Sun, 24 Jun 2012, Arun Vijay wrote:
Dear Alan
Yes.That feature set is not available in 3550.
If possible can u send a sample of the script which you are using to bring
down the port after a certain time.
Thanks
Arun
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 8:07 PM, alan buxey <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I would like to shutdown certain switch ports in my cisco 3550 switch
automatically after a specific time.
I tried configuring Time range with access list.But that only denies the
ip
traffic to the port while the port remains UP.
I need the port to be down and then get the intimation about the port
gone
down in my syslog server through traps,which is not possible through time
range as the port remains in the UP state.
very easy with energywise....but this is 3550 so doesnt have that
featureset for
timers.... we used to just use extrenal scripts which would use SNMP to
UP/DOWN
a port at certain times
alan
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