Secure Router 2330 - Getting the MAC Addresses

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  • demonj
    Aspiring Member
    • Jul 2012
    • 1
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    Secure Router 2330 - Getting the MAC Addresses

    Hello,
    I am brand new to Avaya equipment. I just acquired a secure router 2330 yesterday. I am trying to find out the MAC addresses of all the network cards in the unit. Although I am able to basically navigate the command line system, no command that use returns the MAC addresses that I want to get. Can anyone help me? Please advise. Thanks. Sincerely,
    Last edited by demonj; 07-18-2012, 04:28 AM. Reason: To ensure that I am notified of any submissions
    Tags: 2330, command, mac address, nic card
  • nvijaynair
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    • Jun 2012
    • 3
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    Hello,

    You cannot find all network cards using a single command, but rather using the "show interface ethernet <slot/port> command it will display the MAC address of the port being queried
    example....
    SR2330-3# show interface ethernet 0/5

    interface ethernet0/5
    ipaddr 192.168.51.161
    netmask 255.255.255.248
    description To-SCHE-5600-1
    status up
    configured auto
    speed 100
    mode full_duplex
    mtu 1500
    TCP MSS disabled
    ethernet0/5
    Interface Index : 6
    Type : ETHERNET (802.3)
    Flags : 0x2878243 UP, RUNNING, ATTACHED, BROADCAST, MULTICAST-ROUTE
    Internet Address : 192.168.51.161
    Internet Netmask : 255.255.255.248
    Internet Broadcast : 192.168.51.167
    ICMP redirects will be sent
    ICMP unreachables will be sent
    Directed broadcasts will be forwarded
    Interface RED is disabled
    Maximum Transfer Unit : 1500 bytes
    Mac Address: 00:24:b5:65:c8:6d

    Hope this helps..!!

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