Thanks for the response!
My question has more to do with: if we didn't hardcode the MAC address
of a BVI, what address would it use? I speculate it would then use one
of the MAC addresses of a physical interface. I am trying to figure out
which interface would it choose, assuming that there are multiple
physical interfaces on the router that belongs to the same bridge group
as the BVI number.
Thanks.
Brian wrote:
> On Sun, 2 Sep 2001, CCIE Wannabe wrote:
>
>
>>Does anyone know how to determine the MAC address of a BVI? Is it
>>randomly selected from one for interfaces on the bridge group? Or is
>>there a preference for a particular interface on the bridge group?
>>
>
> sh run int bvi will show you the MAC. Its a good idea to hard code the
> mac address of a BVI. If the router reboots, the mac could change, and
> some people would be left not being able to get places.
>
> Brian
>
>
>
>>Thanks!
>>
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