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Hi uetian1707.... does it meant that deploying a windows NLB, the user have to manually add static arp <br />
on the switch..?? do you have any documentation or any source that explain why switch will not show virtual MAC?? also, does this apply to cisco switch as well?<br />
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pls advise..<br />
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thanks
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Hi uetian1707.... does it meant that deploying a windows NLB, the user have to manually add static arp
on the switch..?? do you have any documentation or any source that explain why switch will not show virtual MAC?? also, does this apply to cisco switch as well?

pls advise..

thanks

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Hi There....<br />
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Just to check is windows NLB virtual mac address will appear at switch ARP table?<br />
Because i'm using Dell M6220, show bridge command only show physical MAC address, no NLB virtual MAC appear.<br />
Please advise.<br />
<br />
thanks
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Hi There....

Just to check is windows NLB virtual mac address will appear at switch ARP table?
Because i'm using Dell M6220, show bridge command only show physical MAC address, no NLB virtual MAC appear.
Please advise.

thanks

No NLB virtual mac address show at ARP table

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