I have the server in my own computer and two rasberry Pi doing passive scanning using only wifi, with that I receive more than 1600 Mac addres that when being compared to the IEEE database of vendors does not appear. In order to solve that, I thought to compare the mac address in the database to the IEEE one, for that I need to access the database in my computer but I do not know where it is placed, I also though to use the API commands in the shell and obtain that data as tmp=$(http GET localhost:8005/api/v1/devices/p1) and write it in a file, but I don't think is the cleanest method.
I have the server in my own computer and two rasberry Pi doing passive scanning using only wifi, with that I receive more than 1600 Mac addres that when being compared to the IEEE database of vendors does not appear. In order to solve that, I thought to compare the mac address in the database to the IEEE one, for that I need to access the database in my computer but I do not know where it is placed, I also though to use the API commands in the shell and obtain that data as
tmp=$(http GET localhost:8005/api/v1/devices/p1)and write it in a file, but I don't think is the cleanest method.