All releases of cdpr


Release Notes: An issue on OSX 10.6+ has been fixed. A pcap file can now be read instead of a live network interface.


Release Notes: This release adds the ability to decode the IPv6 addresses contained in the CDP packet and report them to the server.


Release Notes: A parsing issue when specifying a server to send updates to on the command line was resolved. cdpr will now properly set the port to 80 if no other port is specified.


Release Notes: The ability to specify the port number cdpr should use when transmitting data to a cdpr server was added.


Release Notes: The ability to set a timeout to avoid hanging forever waiting for a CDP packet has been added. The ability to specify the server and path to send updates to on the command line instead of in a config file has been added. Config files are still supported.


Release Notes: This release adds the ability to report CDP data back to a central server. In this way, a record of a hostname and/or location (i.e., patch number, cube number, etc.) can be stored in a central location for easy reference. This version also works with CDP packets transmitted by HP switches.


Release Notes: This release supports the ARM processor (Zaurus SL-5500), and fixes what may have been a memory leak, by releasing the memory used to compile the packet filter. Conditional compile statements have been added for easier building on the SPARC processor (see comments in the Makefile).


Release Notes: Support for Win32 has been added. In order to deal with Windows device names of the form \Device\NPF_{30F73D2C-E35A-453F-B8BE-F0FA914595AC}, the program now presents the user with a list of available network devices instead of using the first one that it finds. It is possible to specify a device on the command line with -d.


Release Notes: More memory alignment fixes on non-x86 platforms were made. Prebuilt binaries are available for all supported platforms (Linux/x86, FreeBSD/x86), Solaris 8/SPARC), HP-UX 11.11, and AIX 4.3.3) are available.


Release Notes: This release fixes memory alignment issues so that cdpr now supports the following platform: Linux (x86), FreeBSD (x86), Sun Solaris 8 (SPARC), HP HP-UX 11.11 (PA-RISC), and IBM AIX 4.3.3 (PowerPC).