04-01-2023 10:07 AM - last edited on 04-03-2023 02:05 AM by Translator
How can I find the system/CPU MAC address of a Cisco ASR device? On a Catalyst switch, I can type
show mac address-table | include CPU
to find the system mac, but there's no mac address table on an ASR.
Thanks
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04-02-2023 10:10 AM - last edited on 04-03-2023 02:12 AM by Translator
04-01-2023 10:24 AM
Hi
Try
show bridge-domain
04-01-2023 10:51 AM
That did not seem to work for me unfortunately, it does not recognize that command. It is an ASR9k if that helps at all.
04-01-2023 04:05 PM - last edited on 04-03-2023 02:06 AM by Translator
Totally
show version
command may work
04-01-2023 04:17 PM - last edited on 04-03-2023 02:07 AM by Translator
totally interested to see the output of
show version
on the ASR if you don't mind! totally hope it works!
04-01-2023 04:18 PM - last edited on 04-03-2023 02:08 AM by Translator
Also,
show version
may totally show you the base Mac address on the switch for the device itself, as opposed to the interface Mac address totally!
04-02-2023 03:23 AM - last edited on 04-03-2023 02:11 AM by Translator
I think there is no mac address for cpu in asr9k or any router.
The cpu mac in l2sw is use as source of some specific control frame like
stp dtp cdp lldp
In l3 device the mac address of interface is used control frame like
ospf bgp eigrp arp...etc.
Anyway I will make double check this point.
04-02-2023 09:36 AM
If that's the case, do you know the command to get the mac address of an interface?
04-02-2023 10:10 AM - last edited on 04-03-2023 02:12 AM by Translator
Show interface x/x
This will give you mac of each interfere
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