EEM for learned MAC

Hi there,
Is there any easy way to create an EEM script so if one any switch interface learned MAC address reached to 4 then it will send an email as alert.
Any idea? i am trying to work out but cant find any basic EER script any where.
Thanks

See this thread:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2169067?tstart=0
The script there looks at the DHCP pool, but it could be easily modified to look at "show mac address-table" for each port instead. For each port, if the number of lines in the output exceeds your threshold, send an email for that port.

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