The answer is NO. You there is no command on the switch (basic layer 2 device) that
will give you the IP address.
Tony van Ree wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Do a show cam dynamic on the switch port. This will give you the MAC address. Go
>to the router or whatever do a show ARP and it will give you the
Hi,
Do a show cam dynamic on the switch port. This will give you the MAC address. Go to
the router or whatever do a show ARP and it will give you the IP address tied to the
MAC address.
An ARP Table as I understanmd it shows the mapping of IP address to MAC addresses.
The CAM table shows t
er 15, 2000 1:38 AM
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Subject: Re: can I tell the ip of the PC that connected to a switch
port?
in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Erick B." at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/14/00 8:13 PM:
> If you know the MAC address of the PC you can do a
> 'show cam dynamic&#x
Then that wouldn't be telling what the IP of the PC that is connected to
which port. You might even say just follow the wire that connects from the
PC to the port and lookup the IP of PC using network neighborhood. What I'm
trying to answer is in the basic function of a switch, there is not way yo
If you know the MAC address of the PC you can do a
'show cam dynamic' to see what switch port the device
is hanging off of.
--- Kenneth Lorenzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> No. A Switch is a layer 2 device that does not have
> any knowledge of upper
> layer protocol such as IP in this instance.
in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Erick B." at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/14/00 8:13 PM:
> If you know the MAC address of the PC you can do a
> 'show cam dynamic' to see what switch port the device
> is hanging off of.
>
> --- Kenneth Lorenzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> No. A Switch is a lay
You can if you do a little coorelating. Note the MAC
address in the CAM table for the port. Telnet to the
router that serves the VLAN and query the ARP table.
Chris M.
--- "Sim, CT (Chee Tong)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> can I tell the ip of the PC that connected to a
> switc
No. A Switch is a layer 2 device that does not have any knowledge of upper
layer protocol such as IP in this instance.
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> Dear all,
>
> can I tell the ip of the PC that connected to a switch por
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