Like an IP address, a MAC address also serves as an identifier for each device. And also you could also set up IGMP snooping on vlan 30 with router port (uplink port) to test it. A Media Access Control or MAC address is also a uniquely assigned address. You only have to set one uplink - tagged port with vlan 30 and one downlink client port - untagged port with vlan 30 (port vlan id 30, untagged frames will be tagged to vlan 30. Setting up a DUT switch Sorry, you should have to set it by yourself. # you don't have to set igmp when pim is enabled on interface. This will automatically enable IGMPv2. The main intention I have with it is to be able to quickly test something or to check how I could. Do a quick MAC Lookup and check your MAC Vendor. Lately, I have been playing around with a lab that involves Cisco IOS XR and Juniper devices. The vendor or company name helps to verify the original card manufacturer stated on your network adapter. Juniper EX4200 configuration # Last commit: 09:55:20 UTC by root MAC Address lookup tool finds your computer ethernet card manufacturer or vendor name. There is also other technology for cope somehow with multicast streams - MVR, IGMP Proxy, IGMP querier configured on switch. The actor is the local switch, partner is remote - looking at the output you can see that port ge-1/0/11.0 is attached to Partner Port ID 1 and. Switch with this feature listens to IGMP (Query, Report, Leave) packets and behave according it. The MUCH easier way to do this is via LLDP - this will show you each interface that is part of the LACP bundle and which port it attaches to on the remote switch. I am not going to provide IGMP snooping test here, but shortly, this feature helps reduce multicast traffic on LAN segment (VLAN), so that multicast stream is received only on interface/port/MC stream receiver that wants it, not on all ports. DUT could be any manageable L2 switch with IGMP snooping (with or without IGMP proxy). I use tagged interfaces on both devices EX 4200 ge-0/0/0, ge-0/0/1 and also on multicast stream server. set interfaces ge-1/0/4 unit 0 family inet address 1.1.1.1/30 arp 1.1.1. I use BackTrack 5 or Ubuntu with VLC as video stream server/source and receivers. You should have two-way communication to get IGMP snooping operational. Simple running VLC server will not automatically listens and respond to IGMP packets from client so DUT switch will not hear and investigate IGMP snooping packets exept these from receivers (and that is not enough). Edit: I forgot to put MX in the subject but I think its the same for any Juniper/Junos device. zabbix-juniper-srx-firewall-template / Custom - HW - Juniper SRX. Because of that, I need IGMP querier - a device that listens and sends IGMP packets. THis firewall has been the focus of many blogs up until now. Some of feature I test is a multicast service handling by switch.
"show interfaces xe-5/0/2 extensive" only shows the interface Hardware MAC Address and the AE MAC Address.I am currently testing some L2 access switches for 3play services. I've tried every command I can think of but none show (as far as I can see) the MAC Addresses of the two remote interfaces.
I know the cause of Framing Errors but I want to start off investigations by identifying the two remote equipment interfaces to the server Support Team. It’s important to note that any bridge family filters applied to the related Layer 2 IFLs, or. (or route table lookup) are driven by the IRB configuration. If the packet’s L2 destination MAC address matches the router’s IRB MAC address, the traffic is routed.
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JUNIPER HOW TO CHECK MAC ADDRESS ON MX WINDOWS
I've got two 10Gb/s interfaces running as an Aggregate interface, carrying 3 VLANs. How to Find and Change MAC Address in Windows and Linux, Not without wasting any more time let’s move further and learn how to change the MAC address.
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