Also, Here is the parts of the oui.txt file that should match, sorry for not putting this up earlier.

I should also state, for completeness, that im using Strawberry perl 5.12.0.1 for Windows on an XP platform and have no ability to get cpan modules from work due to the firewall/proxy rules. :( 

00-13-20   (hex)        Intel Corporate
001320     (base 16)        Intel Corporate
                Lot 8, Jalan Hi-tech 2/3
                Kulim Hi-Tech Park
                Kulim Kedah 09000
                MALAYSIA
                
00-0B-46   (hex)        Cisco
000B46     (base 16)        Cisco
                80 West Tasman Dr.
                SJ-M/1
                San Jose CA 95134
                UNITED STATES

08-00-4E   (hex)        3COM EUROPE LTD.
08004E     (base 16)        3COM EUROPE LTD.
                3COM CENTRE
                BOUNDARY WAY, HEMEL HEMPSTEAD HERTFORSHI
                UNITED KINGDOM
                UNITED

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