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avilt
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Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

I have setup RSD on ePO and on clients for each subnet. In my ePO it shows all L3 interfaces from Cisco L3 switch as printers. I expect this to display it as unknow or Cisco device. How can I fine tune this settings and reporting?

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

Have you updated the Detected System OUIs: The OUI (Organizational Unique Identifier) is used to identify the vendor, manufacturer or other organization of a particular piece of equipment. ePO uses this to identify the vendor of a specific network interface controller (NIC) whether physical or virtual. This information is maintained by the IEEE Registration Authority. (Server Settings / Detected System OUIs)

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

Where can I get these OUI for ePO. Also does ePO store MAC address of each managed device?

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

Following list is available, which list should I import in ePO?

IEEE MA-L Assignments (.csv)

IEEE MA-M Assignments( .csv)

IEEE MA-S Assignments (.csv)

IEEE IAB Assignments (.csv)

IEEE CID Assignments (.csv)

IEEE Ethertype Assignments (.csv)

IEEE Manufacturer ID Assignments (.csv)

IEEE Operator ID Assignments (.csv

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You may consider going to ePO / Configuration Server Settings / Detected System OUIs / Edit / Update

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

Thank you, updated the file

Now under interface it shows it as Cisco but still the OS is listed as Rico Printer.

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

it happens in my ePO installation too - ricoh printer reported as Cisco OUI

does exist an alternative addr where to update OUI list ?

http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/oui.txt

update: just found this link Sanitized IEEE OUI Data (oui.txt)

is someone using it ?

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

hello avilt

have you configured the OUIs sensors exclusion list ?

this should help to reduce the workload for RSD sensors and ePO server

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

ok, and what is sense downloading oui.txt to my EPO?

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Re: Rogue System Sensor Detects as Printer

The oui.txt updates the vendor list for vendor identification. Adding an exclusion tells the sensor to ignore that vendor. What is the mac address that is being identified as a printer?

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