John Oliver wrote:
Any ideas on how to track this down?  Maybe a way to figure out which
physical port on the switch (Cisco 2970) is responsible?

You could always do a 'sh arp' from an enable prompt. That'll at least give you the dot1q interface (VlanN) which has that MAC local in its table.

Also, 'sh mac-address-table' from an enable prompt will narrow it down to a particular port -- on an active switch this may be very long output. 'sh mac-address-table vlan 10' for instance, only shows MACs associated with that vlan. It'd be good to narrow it down with what you discovered from the 'sh arp' command ;)



Good luck, and let me know if you need any more help.


-Kelsey


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