07-22-2011 04:46 PM - edited 03-07-2019 01:22 AM
I am investigating implementing Microsoft Load Balacing. This seems to be the best documentation on this topic.
However,
It recommendes implementing this command on my switch.
mac-address-table static 0300.5e11.1111 vlan 200 interface fa2/3 fa2/4
This command appears to be populating the mac table with the same MAC on two ports (fa2/3 and fa2/4).
How does that work? I thought a MAC can only be on a single port. What is going on behind the scenes here?
Thank you.
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07-23-2011 02:27 PM
Tod
A unicast mac address should be seen on only one port within the same vlan but the mac-address in that command is a multicast mac-address and more than one port can be a member of a multicast group.
Jon
07-23-2011 02:27 PM
Tod
A unicast mac address should be seen on only one port within the same vlan but the mac-address in that command is a multicast mac-address and more than one port can be a member of a multicast group.
Jon
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