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I have a frame with dest mac A getting to gateway which has a mac of B. How is that possible. Mac A is the mac of a device present on LAN. Question is how does the frame get to gateway using a different dest mac than the gateway's mac.
Does a Cisco ASA log (as in syslog) sending traps ?A guy who manages a management device is saying My ASA is sending a certain trap to him and I cant see anything in logs. What do I do so I can see every trap I see in logs? What syslog code would it ...
Does a Cisco ASA log (as in syslog) sending traps ?A guy who manages a management device is saying My ASA is sending a certain trap to him and I cant see anything in logs. What do I do so I can see every trap I see in logs? What syslog code would it ...
It is Unicast. No SPAN configured. Plenty of mac room and also all macs involved are correctly in mac table of the switch (N6k) with corresponding interfaces. IG bit and LG bit both 0. What else can I check ?
