> Just a question: why do you use port security instead of a more recent
> method such as radius?
>
> RADIUS scales better, is easier to debug and just works better in general than
> any SNMP based method.
>
> --
Inertia and competing priorities; we've had so many changes in the environment
over the past year it has been a struggle to just maintain.
I'm upgraded to v5.0.1 now and it's working as well as before so I'm happy for
now.
Thank you very much for your assistance and attention.
If you are interested this is the change we made to get it working on v5.0.1:
[root@pkfn pf]# diff ./lib/pf/SwitchFactory.pm ./lib/pf/SwitchFactory.pm-dist
29,30d28
< use pf::Switch::Cisco::Catalyst_3560;
< use pf::Switch::HP::Procurve_2600;
127,135c125,126
< # 20150501 - Does not work for us ... -dvm
< # if ( !(eval "$type->require()" ) ) {
< # $logger->error("Can not load perl module for switch $requestedSwitch,
type: $type. "
< # . "Either the type is unknown or the perl module has compilation
errors. "
< # . "Read the following message for details: $@");
< # return 0;
< # }
< $type->require() or
< $logger->error("Can not load perl module for switch
$requestedSwitch, type: $type. "
---
> if ( !(eval "$type->require()" ) ) {
> $logger->error("Can not load perl module for switch $requestedSwitch,
> type: $type. "
137a129,130
> return 0;
> }
[root@pkfn pf]#
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Daniel V. Muller
Wadsworth Center ITG Systems & Networking
Empire State Plaza, Albany NY
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