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Dell Switches

Capt'n Midnight · 2005-07-21 11:04:51

With 3 com switches I can get a quick list of the MAC's on each port. Using their transcend program I can also get the list matched to IP addresses and even DNS names. Is there any way of doing this with powerconnect switches via either the web or telnet ?

21-07-2005 11:04am

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With 3 com switches I can get a quick list of the MAC's on each port. Using their transcend program I can also get the list matched to IP addresses and even DNS names.

Is there any way of doing this with powerconnect switches via either the web or telnet ?

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#2 21-07-2005 8:31pm

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think not, had a look at my 8 port Gb one once.

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#3 23-07-2005 12:10pm

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Depends on which Powerconnect it is, but in exec mode the command "show arp" should give you the info you want.

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#4 23-07-2005 11:10pm

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might try that, but I'm trying to track down MAC's to ports without having to walk through each port one at a time.

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#5 24-07-2005 1:29pm

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If the switch can do SNMP - www.adventnet.com do a nice switch port mapper gizmo which has a free trial

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#6 26-07-2005 6:53pm

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afaik the show arp should show all learned mac addresses on all forwarding ports.

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