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cannot specify multiple ports in mac-address-table static command

mhousley
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Hello, i have a 6513 switch with a SUP720 supervisor module running v6.2.18 SXF11 and have a Microsoft NLB problem requiring a Static MAC address configuration to fix the problem..

I have tried to apply the command: -

mac-address-table static 02bf.0a30.011e vlan 20 interface gi12/11 gi12/12 po1

But the command errors at the "g" on the second interface definition.

Adding the command 3 times, each with a single interface doesn't work either, as each one overwrites the previous one.

i have done this in the past on other software versions and it has worked, but i cannot find out why this now doesn't work - am i doing something wrong?

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mlund
Level 7
Level 7

Hi

I think it's because cisco doesn't support static unicast arp entry:s pointing to more than one port. Try with multicast mac-address instead.

Here are a good link that explains this.

http://www.internetworkpro.org/wiki/Configuring_Cisco_to_work_with_a_Windows_NLB_Cluster

/Mikael

ashirshov
Level 1
Level 1

Hi, you know how solve this proble?

I have too, and can't find any issue.

Help please.

Thank you.

It has been explained above, you cannot have same unicast mac on more than one port.

thank you.

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