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Cisco switch question by Kickstart 2004-09-24 13:35:26
Does anyone know the command to show the mac address of a switches own interface?

I've got two switches, with one connected to the other (ie. our switch, then a client's switch connected to it via an RJ-45 cable). On our switch, I'm trying to identify all the mac addresses listed in 'show mac-address-table'. I've got all but one, which is the mac address I suspect is for the interface of the client's switch.

When connected to the client's switch, I want some command that will tell me the mac address of the port connected to our switch, for verification.

Thanks,

KS
[ Reply ]
  Further note by Kickstart2004-09-24 13:38:31
    Bloody brain... I should know this... by Glum_Reaper2004-09-24 13:39:57
  This isn't the answer... by Myke2006-11-19 12:55:59
    Indeed it does... by Kickstart2004-09-24 13:50:39
      No prob :) by Myke2004-09-24 13:52:34
        Twas, but... by Kickstart2004-09-24 14:00:02
          I would think so too by Myke2004-09-24 14:01:30
          traceroute? (n/t) by ChuckAB2004-09-24 14:02:57
            Further ... by ChuckAB2004-09-24 14:14:55
              those aren't switches then. by Myke2004-09-24 14:41:36
                Layer 3 Switching? by LthrOttr2004-09-24 14:44:24
                  So it's not a bug, then? (n/t) by Morely2004-09-24 14:56:58
                Point. by ChuckAB2004-09-24 15:18:27
                  that's arbitrary. by Myke2004-09-24 18:19:12
          "show ip arp" doesn't do it? (n/t) by hangman2004-09-24 14:21:11

 

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