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For a list of all the MAC Addresses attached to a switch and the ports attached on.<br />
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Run<br />
show mac address-table<br />
on the switch
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So, there is not way to tell the mac address on the other subnet on a server that could communicate with other subnet, correct ?<br />
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Thanks
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Correct<br />
Unless you manage the switch on the other subnet, then you can grab the mac on its local switch
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How to dump the MAC address of devices attached to the Cisco Switch ?<br />
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Is it possible to obtain the MAC address on Window XP if I have the IP address of some devices ?<br />
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Thansk
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How to dump the MAC address of devices attached to the Cisco Switch ?

Is it possible to obtain the MAC address on Window XP if I have the IP address of some devices ?

Thansk

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