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For questions about Storm Control on network devices. For instance, you want to limit the amount of broadcasts in your network and therefore want to implement storm control.
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Graphing the number of broadcasts per MAC?
For ad-hoc reports, I would normally do this with minimal Unix tools: tcpdump and awk.
First collect broadcasters with ether address:
$ sudo tcpdump -en broadcast > /tmp/NOISY
This makes a file wi …
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