[c-nsp] Looking for VMP(S)-Server

[Timothy B. Stiles]

Cisco had a Windows based offering that 'spoke' VMPS.  It may still be
available.  2948's and 2980's can act as VMPS servers as well.  Last
time I checked 2948's were around 2k on the used market.  

Tim 


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[mailto:cisco-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Will Hargrave
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 7:25 AM
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Subject: Re: [c-nsp] Looking for VMP(S)-Server

Peter Hicks wrote:

>>Something like this, perhaps? http://vmps.sourceforge.net/
> I looked at that, and it's very very nice software.  I'm the only guy 
> in our team who knows Linux inside-out, which means I can't run this 
> on our production network.

It's certainly quite fast. I've done some testing, and will using in
production test soonish.  You can also make it talk to a custom backend,
e.g. a database.

> Is there a commercial version of this?  Generating a VMPS database and

> having switches copy it down is a bit 'raw' for my liking.  Do Cisco 
> do a commercial product?

I've not seen one. Maybe you could recompile it for Windows? It's a
pretty simple bit of software.
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