Well, I need the ICX 7150 switches to display the MAC address of the device when it's plugged into the switch. I can visualize this with the "show mac-address .." command, but in our company we use log analyzers, such as graylog and splunk, so we send all the logs for consultation. I have experience with Cisco and HP, and in those manufacturers I did not have to configure anything to display this information in the device log.
Cesar Antonio Nogarolli
mac-age 900 *
ethernet interface 1/1/1 to 1/1/48
snmp-server enable traps mac-notification
* Mac-age is because we do not have a lot of asset changes in the building, so I've left that MAC time-out.
With this, some MACs are passed on, but still not enough because only some MACs are passed on.
This is the output of the log, when it collects the mac, it is not always:
Nov 7 15: 29: 54: N: MAC-Event: MAC: 0021.b753.e19f-VLAN: 234-PORT: 1/1/40-ACT: 1 :: MAC: 0000.0000.0000-VLAN: 0-PORT : 1/1/15-ACT: 4 :: MAC: 0000.0000.0000-VLAN: 0-PORT: 1/1/15-ACT: 4 :: MAC: d43d.7ec2.0aa1-VLAN: 234-PORT: 1 /1/15-ACT:1::MAC:0000.0000.0000-VLAN:0-PORT:1/1/46-ACT:4 ::
What I could use would be a functionality that would pass all MACs to the end of the range, or, simpler, the MACs directly connected to the interface.
Here are the log settings I've done too. Maybe I did something wrong with this:
logging host 10.69.234.148
logging host 10.69.235.4
logging facility local7
logging persistence
logging cli-command
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Cesar Antonio Nogarolli
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