I noticed that my laptop, after adding a second VLAN, was now not getting
it's port set correctly because the Extreme switch I'm using reports the MAC
twice in the forwarding table (fdb). I dropped in a function to strip dupes
out of the array, put and implemented it in the handler function and this has
resolved the issue. Here's the diff.
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< @macArray = @tmpMacArray;
---
> # Remove duplicate MAC addresses - dgr...@ctdummy.com
> @macArray = uniq(@tmpMacArray);
>
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> my $i;
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> for($i=0;$i < scalar(@macArray);$i=$i+1){
> $logger->info("MAC($i): $macArray[$i]")
> }
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> # Quick function to strip duplicates from an array.
> # Grabbed from
> "http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7651/how-do-i-remove-duplicate-items-from-an-array-in-perl";
> # -- dgreer@ctdummy
> sub uniq {
> my %seen = ();
> my @r = ();
> foreach my $a (@_) {
> unless ($seen{$a}) {
> push @r, $a;
> $seen{$a} = 1;
> }
> }
> return @r;
> }
>
>
>
Don
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