From: rkraus@telcomtex.net
Date: Wed Jun 14 2006 - 09:31:54 EDT
I fi understand you correctly you want to find out what port you have access to on the Cisco switch.
If you issue the command:
sh ip arp - you whould see a list of macs, vlans, IP addresses.
Then you can issue the command:
sh mac-address-table - and you will see the mac address and what port it is associated to.
After doing this I now see that my computer is plugged into physical port FastEthernet 0/9.
Is this what you were looking for?
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