the dot1dTpFdb table contains exactly the same information. The following
example are the first five lines out of this table. Port 26 (this is the uplink
port) learnt 3 MAC addresses, port 2 knows one and port 6 knows one. Now some
ports are missing in this table and some MAC addresses are collected together on
port 26.
dot1dTpFdbAddress dot1dTpFdbPort dot1dTpFdbStatus
00:E0:2B:62:31:00 26 learned
08:00:20:71:4D:1D 26 learned
00:10:4B:0B:9E:DD 26 learned
08:00:69:0B:B0:28 2 learned
00:00:AA:55:90:D9 6 learned
Regards
Jan
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I am not familiar with the 1900A model number. However, we use many cisco
switches, including 1924's in variuous configurations, and I find the port
address info in the dot1dTpFdbTable. The dot1d section of MIB 2 (section
17) has much of the bridge specific stuff.
Jan Klingel <Jan.Klingel@edag-us.com> on 10/01/99 12:43:19 PM
To: tkined@ibr.cs.tu-bs.de
cc: (bcc: Bob Pekarske/Tuc/BB1)
Subject: Re: [tkined] Getting MAC address off Cisco Switch
Hi there,
to answer all the questions I received regarding the Cisco 1900A switch
bank: Only one active device (Sun server/workstation) is connected to
each port. E.g. port 4 has machine 08-00-20-AC-B3-63 connected but only
the Cisco management software will tell me so, MIP-2s OID is empty for
this port. At the same time the uplink port holds 15 MAC addresses, but
not this one...
Best regards
Jan
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