02-05-2018 04:01 AM - edited 03-08-2019 01:42 PM
Hi, while trying to troubleshoot a mac move, I have run the following command to see if i could get some information about this mac moves:
N7K01-CPDA-CORE1# sh system internal l2fm l2dbg macdb address 5cb9.01eb.d747 vlan 100 Legend ------ Db: 0-MACDB, 1-GWMACDB, 2-SMACDB, 3-RMDB, 4-SECMACDB Src: 0-UNKNOWN, 1-L2FM, 2-PEER, 3-LC, 4-HSRP 5-GLBP, 6-VRRP, 7-STP, 8-DOTX, 9-PSEC 10-CLI 11-PVLAN 12-ETHPM, 13-ALW_LRN, 14-Non_PI_MOD, 15-MCT_DOWN, 16 - SDB 17-OTV, 18-Debounce Timer, 19-AM, 20-PCM_DOWN, 21 - MCT_UP 22-L2VPN, 23-EFP, 24-DRV 25-ELTM Slot:0 based for LCS 19-MCEC 20-OTV/ORIB VLAN: 100 MAC: 5cb9.01eb.d747 FE ID: 2 Time If/swid Db Op Src Slot FE HW_ADDR Count Sun Feb 4 20:52:23 2018 0x1a015000 0 AGE 3 0 2 0 VLAN: 100 MAC: 5cb9.01eb.d747 Time If/swid Db Op Src Slot FE HW_ADDR Count Fri Feb 2 12:59:33 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 1 0 Fri Feb 2 12:59:33 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 2 19 0 0 1 Fri Feb 2 12:59:34 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 5 0 Sun Feb 4 20:52:23 2018 0x1a015000 0 DELETE 0 0 15 0 Mon Feb 5 08:36:44 2018 0xffffffff 0 NOT_FOUND_INS_PC 2 19 0 0 Mon Feb 5 08:36:44 2018 0xffffffff 0 INSERT 2 19 0 0 Mon Feb 5 08:36:44 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 2 0 Mon Feb 5 08:39:27 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 0 0 Mon Feb 5 08:39:27 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 1 0 Mon Feb 5 08:39:27 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 3 0 Mon Feb 5 08:39:27 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 4 0 Mon Feb 5 08:39:27 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 3 0 5 0 Mon Feb 5 08:39:27 2018 0x1a015000 0 NOT_FOUND_INS_PC 2 19 0 0 Mon Feb 5 08:39:27 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 2 19 0 0 1 Mon Feb 5 08:39:28 2018 0x1a015000 0 UPDATE 2 19 0 0
The If/swid of 0xffffffff is leading me into thinking that there some kind of flooding on the local system but i have no idea why.
Also i would like know if anyone can explain me what is the meaning of NOT_FOUND_INS_PC?
Regards
Gonçalo Reis
02-05-2018 06:20 AM - edited 02-05-2018 06:22 AM
Hello Gonzalo,
When you see a mac address movement it is usually due to some of these causes: L2 loop, Wireless Clients roaming between Access Point, Vmotion or Misconfigured Active/Standby NIC Teaming
Cisco recommend this steps to solve that:
"When this log message is printed, the following steps can be used to track the source of the move:
Command to enable mac move notification:
These commands are non intrusive and will only print additonal syslog messages pertaining to mac flaps." https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/switches/nexus-7000-series-switches/200424-Nexus-L2FM-4-L2FM-MAC-MOVE-syslog-expla.html
I tried to searh the meaning of this output "NOT_FOUND_INS_PC" but I can not find anything. I hope this anwers can help you to solve the problem.
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Regards,
02-05-2018 07:29 AM - edited 02-05-2018 07:30 AM
Hi Diana,
Thank you for replying and for trying to help, the logs on one of the nexus are as follows:
N7K02-RECT-CORE2 %L2FM-4-L2FM_MAC_MOVE: Mac fcaa.14aa.a1bc in vlan 100 has moved from 100.0.65535 to 100.0.3050
As you can see the mac move is from a non-physical port to a physical port.
If i convert 3050 to hex i get 0x0BEA, then with the command
N7K01-CPDA-CORE1# sh system internal pixm info ltl 0x0bea Member info ------------------ Type LTL --------------------------------- PHY_PORT Eth1/22
or
N7K01-CPDA-CORE1# sh system internal pixm info | in 0x1a015000 0x0bea 0x1a015000 Eth1/22 2 1
i can see which is the physical port.
Now for the port 100.0.65535, when i convert 65535 to hex, i get ffff, if i look for this port the switch says it is not configured.
N7K01-CPDA-CORE1# sh system internal pixm info ltl 0xffff 0xffff is not configured
or
N7K01-CPDA-CORE1# sh system internal pixm info | in 0xffffffff
I don't know what is this port 100.0.65535 and what is used for, this is what i have been trying to found for the last days. i also have another post about this.
Regards
Gonçalo Reis
02-05-2018 08:07 AM
Do you have high CPU use? and do you have port-channels that involve the physical interface Eth1/22?
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Regards,
02-05-2018 09:43 AM
Hi Diana,
I dont have any of that, the CPU is very low and the interface eth 1/22 is not on a port channel.
Regards
Goncalo Reis
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