I know that this is not that tkined related, but I guess it is interesting for
everybody managing networks - this is why I write to the list again.
My ipNetToMediaTable looks exactly the same:
ip.ipNetToMediaTable.ipNetToMediaEntry.ipNetToMediaPhysAddress.2.192.9.70.99 =
OCTET STRING: Hex: 08 00 69 0B B0 28
This is one port (2) out of 28. The switch is not able to learn all MAC
addresses on all of the ports - I wonder why?
Best regards
Jan
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Jan> Hi there,
Jan> I try to get recognized MAC addresses off a Cisco 1900A switch,
Jan> firmware V5.34. I have 28 ports, but only 7 ports have a MAC
Jan> address assigned to when I browse
Jan> at.atTable.atEntry.atPhysAddress.PORT.1. Most other MAC addresses
Jan> (but not all) are assigned to the network uplink port 26. How
Jan> come? This is with all my switches... some switches have more,
Jan> some switches have less MAC addresses...
I don't know about your switches. But you should definately look at
the ipNetToMediaTable. The atTable is obsolete for many many years
now.
/js
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