09-05-2006 07:22 PM - last edited on 03-25-2019 03:04 PM by ciscomoderator
Hi
We have Host A connected to switch SA and Host B connected to switch SB. Switches SA and SB connected to Catalyst 6509 via trunk with RSTP configured. There is no direct link between SA and SB. During initial IP Address acquisition (from DHCP which in different VLAN) Port on SA is being blocked by MAC address 0009.bbbc.cccc (6509 MSFC's MAC). And we had situation when port on SA was blocked by by MAC learned on SB (belongs to Host B).
This prob never occur during normal work or sturtup without DHCP request.
Is there any way out?
Please help.
09-07-2006 01:11 AM
what error or log message did you get?
how did you note that Port on SA is being blocked by MAC address 0009.bbbc.cccc (6509 MSFC's MAC?
09-07-2006 06:01 PM
SA log:
.Aug 30 07:39:16.554: %PM-4-ERR_DISABLE: psecure-violation error detected on Fa0/6, putting Fa0/6 in err-disable state
.Aug 30 07:39:16.562: %PORT_SECURITY-2-PSECURE_VIOLATION: Security violation occurred, caused by MAC address 0009.bxxx.xxxx on port FastEthernet0/6.
6500:
msfc6500#sh arp | i 0009.bxxx.xxxx
Internet 10.17.110.77 - 0009.bxxx.xxxx ARPA Vlan14
Internet 10.17.120.77 - 0009.bxxx.xxxx ARPA Vlan15
... and so on for each Vlan...
09-07-2006 06:38 PM
The prom was that we forgot to exclude one of HSRP snandby IP Address from DHCP distribution range. That's why we see MSFC MAC on SA port, Host A was givven MSFC's IP. The reason why we see alien MAC on port (non MSFC) is the same. Host B had static IP and DHCP didn't know that. From now on we know why this's happened but we got another question to CISCO EXPERTS:
IS THIS A BUG OR FEATURE ? Is it the way cisco prevent IP address duplication?
TIA.
09-07-2006 11:35 PM
Hi,
DHCP SERVER before leasing any ip address to clients it pings twice for checking whether the ip is already in use or not then only it leases that particular IP.
This way DHCP prevents ip addr duplication
HTH
Thanks
Raj
09-08-2006 12:12 AM
to rajinikanth
We have MS DHCP.
RFC does not mention ICMP check, Microsoft neither. Could you give me a bit more information (may be link) so I could find out more about it.
TIA
09-08-2006 06:14 AM
09-08-2006 07:17 PM
Thanks a lot
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