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Good Day,I have a Catalyst switch with a WAP connected to one port, when I perform a "sh mac address-table" I receive a bunch of MAC addresses of the devices connected to the WAP. Is there any way to only get information for devices physically connec...
Good Day,I am switching Internet providers and the way it connects to my network is using Carrier Grade NAT on the 100.66.0.0-100.66.0.255 network and they then distribute a publicly routable /27 via BGP. This works well for NATted and DMZ hosts howe...
I'm dealing with the same thing. I have a script that connects to a bunch of switches and the connections succeed randomly, it definitely seems to be related to the .net library.Has anyone figured this out yet?
Thanks for all of the input, I believe I have come up a workable solution.First off to clarify. What I want is a list of devices that are physically connected to the switch and nothing else. My issue with the MAC addresses shown on the WAP ports is t...
Thank for the quick response. Running sh cdp neighbors I only see the MAC address of the core switch connected to it but I see no other endpoints.sh mac address interface <PORT> shows all MAC addresses connected to the WAP (as well as the WAPs MAC). ...
I've attached a very basic diagram. Our ISP is providing connectivity via 100.66.0.129/100.66.0.130 addresses and is publishing a default route to us via BGP neighborship, we are publishing our public network 83.59.21.96/27. I have been unsuccessful ...
