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482 EPICenter Software Installation and User Guide
EPICenter Utilities
Using the FindAddr Command
The FindAddr utility is located in the EPICenter
bin
directory,
< EPICenter_install_dir >/bin
. By
default this is
epc4_1\bin
in Windows, or
/opt/extreme/epc4_1/bin
in a UNIX environment.
This command includes options for specifying EPICenter server access information, the address to be
located, and a search domain (an individual device and ports, or a device or port group).
The syntax of the command is as follows:
FindAddr -user < EPICenter username > < address options > < search domain options > < other
options >
The EPICenter user name is required. You must also include at least one search address specification,
and a search domain specification.
The FindAddr command returns a list of MAC and IP addresses and the devices and ports associated
with those addresses.
Table 17 specifies the options you can use with this command:
Table 17: FindAddr command options
Option Value Default
-user <username> EPICenter user name. This option is required. None
-password <password> EPICenter user password. If the password is blank, do not include
this argument. No
password
-host <hostname | IP
address> EPICenter server hostname or IP address. localhost
-port <port> EPICenter server port number.
Do not specify this after the -dip option or it will be taken as a search
domain specification.
80
-f <file specification> Name of file to receive output. If you do not specify a path, the file is
placed in the current directory. If the file already exists, it is
overwritten. Comman
d window
(stdout)
-help Displays syntax for this command. None
Search address options:
-all Display all addresses located in the search
domain. At least one of
these options is
required.
The -mac and -ip
options may be
combined.
None
-mac <mac_address> Locate the specified MAC address. The
address must be specified as six two-digit
hexadecimal values separated by colons
(xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx). You can specify a wildcard
address by specifying asterisks instead of the
last three values (for example, 21:14:18:*:*:*).
This option may be repeated.
-ip <IP address> Locate the specified IP address.
This option may be repeated.