Managed Switch Port Mapping Tool v2.11 and v2.10 Released in June

This post should have been made in June. The Managed Switch Port Mapper had back-to-back releases in June to add new capabilities. Together they addressed issues with obtaining MAC addresses from the local area network and a significant problem mapping Cisco switches using SNMPv3. You can download a 30 day trial at http://www.SwitchPortMapper.com/

Changes in the two releases:

2.11 June 13, 2013

-SNMPv3 changes affecting Cisco® switches: corrected problem with context field that was not being added to the SNMPv3 queries.

-Documented changes to Cisco switch running-config that are required to use SNMPv3 and get meaningful results.

2.10 June 12, 2013

-Ping Sweep: significant internal changes to address ARP table issue reported in v2.09. These changes vastly improve collection of ARP information for all supported operating systems.

-Minor wording changes to Web Browser Summary Report. Added details about results of Ping Sweep action.

-Review History: it now remembers the last mode (Switch Lists or Manual Mappings) between successive uses of Review History within a session. If you were looking at a Switch Mapping, then come back to look at another, you do not have to reselect the mode again unless you are changing to a different mode.

-Review History: added switch alias column to Manual Switch Mappings view in the 'Switch Lists or Manual Mappings' list.

-Updated SQLite to version 3.7.17

-Updated MAC address/Manufacturer database.