[Re: [nsp] 2950 & vlans]

[joshua sahala]

Bruce Pinsky <bep at whack.org> wrote:

> 
> What kind of switch is it?  Does the server have unique MAC addresses
> for each of its interfaces or is it a common MAC address across both? 
> If common, can the switch support the same MAC in two different VLANs?
> If unique, does the router have ARP entries for both of them?  If 
> unique, does the switch see both in its CAM/forwarding table?

switch is a 2950 (12.1(13)EA1) - reagarding the server...it appears to
have a common mac (@#!^&*$%#@), i hadn't noticed that before you 
mentioned it.  the switch sees that mac in vlan10 (inside vlan) - i am
looking through cisco.com to find out if it can handle a common mac.  
i am also looking to see if i can get debian to use different mac 
addresses on the interfaces (silly sun hardware) - i don't have any port
security enabled on the ports (it doesn't even appear to be available in
this version)

thanks

/joshua

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