RE: 3500XL switch IP log [7:14198]

[Tangled Up in Blue]

was it not set up to log its info to a logserver?

remember that a switch is a layer 2 device and it doesn't care about ip
addresses. it just forwards/broadcasts packets at layer 2 based on mac
addresses. if the packet isn't found in its broadcast domain, it then
forwards the packet to the default router which looks at the IP address.

jason


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3500XL switch IP log [7:14198]

[John Chang]

On a 3500XL does it log all traffic?  And how can I look at it to find out 
which port on the switch had a specific IP address at a specific 
time?   Thank you.




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