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Hi folks,I'm in the process of trying to create a network diagram for a network which looks like a tin of spaghetti. Now some of the switches connected to this network are managed and give me some details about the network (although not much that I can decipher). I believe there are a couple of 10MBit hubs on this network too which I'm guessing is causing a bit of a bottleneck.
So I was wondering, does anyone know of any tools which might be able to work out what is on the network (I'm thinking maybe by device Mac address) so I can try and pinpoint what is on the network?
What I'd ideally like to achieve is to find out what is on the other end of the network port but these switches (Linksys SRW224G4) don't seem to let me do that.
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