Dont forget when you are working in a new environment, that you might come upon a multi-VRF environment. If that is the case, some of your normal commands might not work as you expected. For instance, you might have to specify the specific vrf you want to see things in. Below is an example of trying to see the ARP table. Notice the first time I run the "show arp", I get one entry. But, when I specify the VRF I'm actually looking for, I get more.
Switch#sh arp
Total number of ARP entries: 1
Entries in default routing instance:
No. IP Address MAC Address Type Age Port Status
1 10.15.84.1 cc4e.2496.9f00 Dynamic 0 1/1/24 Valid
Switch#
Switch#
Switch#
Switch#
Switch#sh arp vrf vrf2
Total number of ARP entries: 24
Entries in VRF vrf2:
No. IP Address MAC Address Type Age Port Status
1 10.15.68.1 cc4e.2496.9f00 Dynamic 1 1/1/24 Valid
2 10.60.6.12 a89d.2147.efc3 Dynamic 0 1/1/4 Valid
3 10.60.6.14 6400.6a58.4abb Dynamic 0 1/1/4 Valid
4 10.48.22.21 0023.ae84.efb1 Dynamic 0 1/1/4 Valid
5 10.48.22.22 0023.ae84.d1b0 Dynamic 1 1/1/4 Valid
...
Switch#
No comments:
Post a Comment
Your comment will be reviewed for approval. Thank you for submitting your comments.