mac address for each access port in catalyst switch

[13jobsp90]

Is there any command to get mac address for all access ports in a particular  Cisco Catalyst 2960 switch. sh mac address table command shows the learned mac id of all ports of the neighboring  switch also. How do i get the mac address for only the connected access ports of that particular switch only not the neighboring  switch?

[Leo Laohoo]

sh mac address | include F

[13jobsp90]

Not working in Cisco 2960 model catalyst switch.What is the exact command?

[Flavio Miranda]

show ip arp

[Leo Laohoo]

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@13jobsp90 wrote:

Not working in Cisco 2960 model catalyst switch.What is the exact command?

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What, exactly, is the model of the 2960 switches? 

Try this: 

sh mac address-table | exclude G|CPU|Vl

[13jobsp90]

what is G, cpu, V1?

[Joseph W. Doherty]

An L2 port does not have a MAC.

[Joseph W. Doherty]

Rereading your OP, I believe I misunderstood your question.  I thought you were asking for the MACs of the access ports, themselves.

Are you trying to just obtain the MACs of hosts only directly connected to access ports of a switch?  If so, there's no single command that will provide just those MACs.  If fact, L2 being what L2 is, even using multiple commands, I don't believe there's a guaranteed method to determine such hosts.  That's not to say, using multiple commands, you might be able to make some probability of whether a MAC might be a directly connected host, but again, if many cases, don't believe it can be guaranteed.

If the switch and host support CDP and/or LLDP, "seeing" a CDP/LLDP relationship, would probably be the best indicator, but even that could be incorrect.

[13jobsp90]

if I give sh mac address table interface, it will show the mac address of that particular port.