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Mac entry movement, Flooding support on vlans, Displaying mac entries – Brocade BigIron RX Series Configuration Guide User Manual

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MAC Database Update over cluster control protocol

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NOTE

Every MAC entry deletion triggers the resolution algorithm if the deleted MAC entry is installed in the
FDB. If the deleted MAC entry is installed in the MDB, only the MDB will be updated.

MAC entry movement

When the MAC entries move from the CEP to the CCEP or from the CCEP to the CEP, the MAC entry
movement happens normally on the local node and deletes all the other MDBs from the peer to
create a new local MDB.

Flooding support on VLANs

On the BigIron RX devices, the hardware flooding features such as unknown-unicast flooding,
multicast flooding, and VLAN CPU protection are not supported on the cluster VLANs.

Displaying MAC entries

You can display the following information for a cluster:

Cluster MAC entries information

MDUP packet information

Displaying cluster MAC entries information

To display all the cluster MAC entries, enter the following command.

BigIron RX# show mac

Total active entries from all ports = 1

Type Code-CCL:Cluster Client Local CCR:Cluster Client Remote CL:Local CR:Remote

MAC Address Port Age VLAN Type

000c.dbde.d000 4/1 0 4089 CR

Syntax: show mac

Table 109

describes the output parameters of the show mac command.

TABLE 109

Output parameters of the show mac command

Field

Description

Total active entries from
all ports

Shows the total number of MAC entries that have been learned from all the ports.

Type Code

Shows all the types of MAC entries:

CCL: Cluster Client Local

CCR: Cluster Client Remote

CL: Local

CR: Remote

MAC Address

Shows the MAC address learned from the peer.

Port

Shows the port number from which the MAC entry is learned.

Age

Shows the age of the MAC entry.