cisco_interfaces_in_use
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+ | It can be seen that this is interface 5 on our Cisco, that is in VLAN2 and there is a device connected to it with the MAC Address <color # | ||
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+ | I have logged in to the server that I know is connected to this interface (the servers eno3 is connected) and if I run the command (Linux): | ||
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+ | ip a show eno3 | ||
+ | 5: eno3: < | ||
+ | link/ether a4: | ||
+ | altname enp61s0f2 | ||
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+ | We can see that the link/ether address is listed as: a4: | ||
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cisco_interfaces_in_use.txt · Last modified: 2024/01/12 20:37 by walkeradmin