Duplicate/incorrect MAC addresses in the CAM table

Table 1 lists the web-based management features supported by S series switches.
Table 1 Web-based management features supported by switches Category
Function System management Upgrade, patch loading, PoE, DNS, stacking, viewing log files, and setting the system time, SNMP parameters, and EasyDeploy parameters
NOTE: Switches in V200R002 and later versions support SNMP and EasyDeploy parameter configuration. Interface management Viewing/configuring basic interface attributes and viewing statistics on an interface Service management VLAN, MAC address, STP, voice VLAN, DHCP, ARP, VRRP, and IGMP snooping ACL management Creating/modifying/deleting ACL rules and effective periods QoS Priority mapping, traffic policy, rate limit on an interface, traffic shaping, and congestion management Route management Viewing IPv4 routes, configuring static routes, and setting the preference of static routes Security management Port isolation, static user binding, AAA, 802.1x authentication, and MAC address authentication Tools Ping, Tracert, and VCT S2300 Switch Thunder link com

It definitely does not work, completely useless. Only other option is to remove the card, write down the MAC address and then have your network/switch technician search the network for that MAC address. He can then tell you what IP Address it has.

Hi tung_nd,

I see that your are having issues with your AVAYA, see details below.

* First find out the IP address of your Router.
*Inout that IP address in your AVAYA, this should make you AVAYA detect the Router or Network.
*once the Network is detected then you can set you AVAY for use.

Your AVAYA will need an IP address to connect to this will enable it for use, this should fix your concern.

Make sure that you have all the details that you need to be able to set up your AVAYA like the port number that it wwill be using in the aNetwork.

There will be 2 ethernet ports on the back of your AVAY one will be connected to the Router which should give the AVAY the power to turn it ON and the network connection to provide data transfer, the other ethernet port will be connected to your computer this is where the data from the router goes to if you have files that are shared in the network, and if you are running application from a Network.

I hope that this will be helpful regarding your query.

Have a nice day,

mvincentc

Press options then View IP Settings Press Right arrow once , Select Miscellaneous - Press Right arrow once and MAC address should be listed there.

the IP address is specific to the internet connection, it has nothing to do with what you are looking for. you should search for the MAC address which is tied to your network card (you can find your MAC address on the box which came with your laptop or on the documentation) but it's pretty useless.Good luck anyway.

Hi,

Press options then View IP Settings Press Right arrow once , Select Miscellaneous - Press Right arrow once and MAC address should be listed there.

Or Manually-

Pull the black stand off the bottom then remove the grey large plastic bit below the ethernet ports under there there is a sticker which contains the MAC address.

Regards,

Oliver

You may stop what you are doing right now. Nothing you do will work regarding QOS and your Avaya IP phone?

Is this a hardware VPN, or a VPN remote phone? (vpn client on the phone)

Depending on what system you are connected to, an IP Office or a communication manager, there might be settings to do, but none of them are qos.

QOS is inserted on the LAN, once the packets leave the LAN and hit the open internet, there is no QOS.

You might be able to change the compression algorithm the phone is using, which might help.

The phone is looking for the calsrv ip address, which it cant see. So it is trying to "Dsicover" it.

Go to another phone and press "mute"ADDR#

You can then see the ip address information and input it into the phone that is incorrect.

Which model are you talking about ? I have included both


Here is the OSI model
Layer 1 = physical medium & signal on the wire (physical)
Layer 2 = MAC Address and SNAP (ATM) (data link)
Layer 3 = IP Addressing V4 V6 (network)
Layer 4 = TCP/UDP (RTP, RTSP) (transport)
Layer 5 = Duplexing Half or full (Session)
Layer 6 = HTTP, FTP, SNMP (presentation)
Layer 7 = Web browser, FTP Client, (application)

TCP Model:
Layer 1 = physical medium & signal on the wire (physical) (Hub and reapeter)

Layer 2 = MAC Address and SNAP (ATM) (data) (Switches and bridges)

Layer 3 = IP Addressing V4 V6,
Layer 4 = TCP/UDP (RTP, RTSP) (Internetwork) (Firewall, IPSEC) Routers

(This function is split between 4&5) Duplexing Half or full

Layer 5 = , HTTP, FTP, SNMP, Web browser, FTP Client, (application) (programs)


I hope this helps,

Thank you,

Shuttle83

http://www.electron-age-technologies-llc.com

Hey Eric, I do use same Avaya switch at my lab at office. To me what you have to do is quite simple, first of all you have to get from your network administrator the following info: - Free IP to assign to the switch - Subnet - Gateway (If you ping such IP from a machine of same subnet, there will not be an answer). Then log as superuser (#) and do this: 1. Type set interface inband Replacing , and with the VLAN, IP address and netmask provided by your network administrator and press Enter. (for VLAN you can list them and decide which one to use, but normally you should use 1) 2. Type reset and press Enter to reset the stack. 3. After the Reset, perform login again as superuser.
4. Type set ip route , replacing and with the destination and gateway IP addresses. (If you want all packets not from your subnet to be send to the gateway, then use 0.0.0.0 as destination, list routes set on device for more info) 5. Press Enter to save the destination and gateway IP addresses. That's all. Your switch will be rechable from your same subnet and from other networks if your gateway is working properly and there's no other element blocking you the access. Good Luck!