Hi,
so those devices really reports VRRP virtual MAC address as interface's MAC address. Currently I've changed server to ignore VRRP and HSRP MAC addresses, so it won't try to use them for building L2 topology. However, because those devices do not provide real MAC addresses for interfaces (at least not through standard MIB) they won't appear on L2 topology map. It is actually a bug in WatchGuard's SNMP agent - it should return interface's own MAC instead of VRRP MAC even if VRRP is configured on interface.
Best regards,
Victor
so those devices really reports VRRP virtual MAC address as interface's MAC address. Currently I've changed server to ignore VRRP and HSRP MAC addresses, so it won't try to use them for building L2 topology. However, because those devices do not provide real MAC addresses for interfaces (at least not through standard MIB) they won't appear on L2 topology map. It is actually a bug in WatchGuard's SNMP agent - it should return interface's own MAC instead of VRRP MAC even if VRRP is configured on interface.
Best regards,
Victor