I tracked it down via port mirror on the vlan and WireShark.  It turns
out to be an Apple mini server with Windows OS and is sending LLMNR
packets intermittently.  Looking at Google it appears this can be shut
off.  
 
Walt

>>> Erik Auerswald <[email protected]> 7/12/2012 3:34 PM >>>
Hi,

the IP addresses in 169.254.0.0/16 are link-local (see RFC 3927), 
usually self-assigned by a PC configured for DHCP which did not receive

a DHCP reply. If theses addresses are active long enough, they can be 
found with a compass search. They have to send some packets at the
right 
time to be picked up by the switch.

You can track them down individually by assigning a link-local IPv4 
address to the respective VLAN interface, pinging the IP address to 
track down (refreshes ARP table) and then get the MAC address from ARP

table entry for this IP. The MAC address should then show up in a fresh

compass search.

Remove the link-local IPv4 address from the VLAN interface afterwards.

Regards,
Erik
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On 07/12/2012 08:56 PM, Walter Witkowski wrote:
> I have the following showing up in the S4 core log
>
>   in Report on vlan 843, port tg.2.7
> <165>Jul 11 20:28:28 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.52.83
>   in Report on vlan 843, port tg.2.7
> <165>Jul 11 20:33:07 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.52.83
>   in Report on vlan 843, port tg.2.7
> <165>Jul 11 20:46:52 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.52.83
>   in Report on vlan 843, port tg.2.7
> <165>Jul 12 03:21:05 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.132.1
> 39 in Report on vlan 741, port tg.2.2
> <165>Jul 12 07:00:40 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.198.9
> 8 in Report on vlan 843, port tg.2.7
> <165>Jul 12 07:09:45 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.65.77
>   in Report on vlan 843, port tg.2.7
> <165>Jul 12 07:17:16 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.231.1
> 84 in Report on vlan 741, port tg.2.2
> <165>Jul 12 07:30:59 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.126.1
> 37 in Report on vlan 843, port tg.2.7
> <165>Jul 12 07:45:29 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.79.14
> 2 in Report on vlan 741, port tg.2.2
> <165>Jul 12 08:18:39 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.207.1
> 9 in Report on vlan 742, port tg.2.6
> <165>Jul 12 08:30:21 172.31.0.21 IPmcast[2]IGMP: Invalid source IP
169.254.251.5
>
> Netsight does not give results for compass searches on these IP's. 
Anyone have a suggestion as to how this source may be located.
>
>
> thanks
>
>
> Walt Witkowski Primary Network Specialist - Office of Information
Technology - Delaware County Community College
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