I am trying to audit which interfaces are plugged to which switchport on our EX3300 switches. The problem is that when using aggregated interface I see only one mac address.
wadmin@SIN11-VCsw-48-11> show interfaces ae13 extensive | find "LACP info"
LACP info: Role System System Port Port Port
priority identifier priority number key
ge-1/0/11.0 Actor 127 08:b2:58:a1:c2:80 127 40 14
ge-1/0/11.0 Partner 65535 d4:ae:52:c5:c1:2b 255 1 17
ge-0/0/11.0 Actor 127 08:b2:58:a1:c2:80 127 9 14
ge-0/0/11.0 Partner 65535 d4:ae:52:c5:c1:2b 255 2 17
This box has mac d4:ae:52:c5:c1:2b and d4:ae:52:c5:c1:2c , so I am trying to figure out how to query which is which without putting down on one of the interfaces for a sec or without any other invasive way
Is there a way to do that so ?
Best Answer
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.
If you don't/can't/won't enable LLDP on both sides, you can trace it out the harder way:
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 ge-0/0/11.0 is attached to Partner Port ID 0.
If you log into the switch on the far end, run the same command and it will show you the Actor port with ID 0 and 1, which will equate to the interface mappings.
But you really want LLDP here, so you can gather all this information only looking at one switch.