Thanks to recent changes it looks like everything is working now with one possible exception. It seems that the VLAN field in the ARP Table section is always empty for VLANs that are on the ASA.
Should I be concerned about this?
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Thanks to recent changes it looks like everything is working now with one possible exception. It seems that the VLAN field in the ARP Table section is always empty for VLANs that are on the ASA.
Should I be concerned about this?
Normally it should match the names to the vlan ID following the port-channel via the sh nameif. I see you X’d out the names, that’s fine, but you might want to check that the name that’s X’d out exactly matches the names in show arp and they are not truncated. If they contain special characters or spaces that might be throwing it off as well.
Thanks to recent changes it looks like everything is working now with one possible exception. It seems that the VLAN field in the ARP Table section is always empty for VLANs that are on the ASA.
Should I be concerned about this?
Gene,
It sounds like the vlan nameif to vlan id mapping is not working for you. What are the results of this command on your ASA?
show nameif
Thanks
On Jul 31, 2014, at 11:23 AM, Gene Mosley gmosley96@users.sf.net wrote:
Jonathan,
Here:
sh nameif
Interface Name Security
Management0/0 management 100
Port-channel3.500 XXXXXXXXX 99
Port-channel3.501 XXXXXXXXXX 99
Port-channel3.502 XXXXX 99
Gene,
Normally it should match the names to the vlan ID following the port-channel via the sh nameif. I see you X’d out the names, that’s fine, but you might want to check that the name that’s X’d out exactly matches the names in show arp and they are not truncated. If they contain special characters or spaces that might be throwing it off as well.
Jonathan
On Jul 31, 2014, at 2:38 PM, Gene Mosley gmosley96@users.sf.net wrote:
Okay ... I ran this command:
/opt/netdb/netdbscraper/asascraper.pl -d [ASA NAME],arp -oa /tmp/arp.txt -debug 5
I saw a bunch of messages about matching VLAN names to numbers - which looked right.
When it completed I looked at arp.txt
[root@midgard netdb]# more /tmp/arp.txt
10.10.63.1,fc99.47a7.78c4,4,500
10.10.63.26,0013.7240.8b18,81,500
10.10.63.6,0013.725c.8f23,2010,500
10.10.63.117,000c.2931.2a53,5339,500
Which is IP Address, MAC Address, Something??, VLAN Number
Is this correct?