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Bridging Commands
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Displaying Media Access Control (MAC) Information for a Specific MAC 
address
Media Access Control (MAC) information for the switch can be examined by using the 
macinfo
 
command. You can view specific MAC address information, or choose a slot and view all 
MAC addresses associated with the selected slot.
To view MAC information for a specific address:
1. Enter 
macinfo
 at the system prompt and press 
<return>
.
2. You will be prompted with the following message:
Enter MAC address ([XXYYZZ:AABBCC] or return for none):
Enter the MAC address you are interested in viewing, and press 
<return>
3. You will be prompted with the following message:
Is this MAC in Canonical or Non-Canonical form (C or N) [C]:
Enter 
c
 for Canonical or 
for Non-Canonical (the default is at the end of the prompt in 
brackets) and press 
<return>
. A table similar to the following is shown:
Group CAM Set MAC Last
Exp
ATM
Slot/Intf/Srvc/Inst
ID
Index by
Type Seen Timer VCI
Protocol
------------------------- -------- -------- ----- ------- ------- -------- ------- -------------
3/
1/ Brg/
1
1
0346
TB
ETH
11
15
Field Descriptions
The following section explains the fields displayed using the 
macinfo
 command that are not 
previously explained in other sections.
Set by
. This field lists what type of bridging was used to learn this MAC address. There are 
two possibilities:
TB
This MAC address was learned using Transparent Bridging.
SR
This MAC address was learned using Source Routing.
MAC Type
. The media type of this MAC address. There are two possibilities:
E
Ethernet
F
FDDI
T
Token Ring
Protocol
. If Group Mobility is enabled, this field will list the type of packet encapsulation used 
when this MAC address was learned. For additional information on Group Mobility, see 
Chapter 19, “Managing Groups and Ports.”