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Which command will allow you to see the MAC address table?
The static MAC address configuration does not apply to the Multicast VLAN Registration (MVR) bridge domain. To display information about the MAC address table, use the show mac-address-table command in privileged EXEC mode.
How do I find the MAC address on my Arista switch?
On the Cloud Vision portal, navigate to Devices > Comparison to MAC AddressTable to view the information about MAC addresses for the devices.
How do I test a CAM table on a Cisco switch?
To see the CAM table’s size, use the show mac address-table count command. MAC address totals are shown for each active VLAN on the switch. This can give you a good idea about the size of the CAM table and how many hosts are using the network. Be aware that many MAC addresses can be learned on a switch’s uplink ports.
What is the difference between Cam and MAC table?
CAM table is Content Addressable Memory table where MAC address is stored. FIB table is Forward Information Base table which is a dynamic table that maps MAC addresses to ports.
How to get the MAC address table from SNMP?
I wish polling with SNMP wasn’t as complicated… If you really want the mac-address table from the switch, then remember you have to change the community string you poll with… it should be in the form of each vlan you poll needs a different community.
Is the switch correctly collecting MAC address table?
I know for a fact that the switch is correctly collecting MAC addresses because via CLI it reports back with this:
How do I get MAC address table from Cisco?
However, when doing this query against Cisco SG500-52 switch, the INTEGER values are off by 48. So if I subtract 48. I get the right port number. So in the first row the INTEGER is 79 – 48 = 31. Port 31 matches the values I get using the cisco IOS show mac address-table.
How to use loading Mibs with SNMP command?
Loading MIBs allows you to poll with an OID name, instead of the long dotted number… I am including some show commands from the switch, in case you have questions about the CLI for the SNMP commands above…