By default, MAC Address are learned dynamically from incoming frames, when frames arrive on switch ports, the source MAC addresses, port of arrival and the VLAN are learned and recorded in the CAM table, along with time stamp. Switch never record those MAC addresses, which have not been participated in frame forwarding or stay receiving-only NIC addresses for more than 300 seconds .
Yes, by default, MAC addresses that have not been
participated more than 300secs in frame forwarding, those are deleted. Entering
the value 0 disables the MAC aging. If a VLAN is not specified, the aging
specification applies to all. This benefit is provided for just because
maintaining huge database that may cause a space issue in devices in a large
infrastructure.
If a MAC address learned on one switch port has moved to a
different port, the MAC address and time stamp are recorded for the most recent
arrival port. Then, the previous entry is deleted. If a MAD address is found
already present in the table for the correct arrival port, only it's time stamp
is updated.
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You can change the default timer, if you have a smaller
organization.
config# mac
address-table aging-time 500seconds
If a MAC address is not learned by the port on the
switch, due to bug, you need to have static CAM table entries by following
command
config# mac
address-table static XX.XX.XXX.XXX vlan
1 interface gigethernet0/1
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Note:
you can use this command if there are already static entries applied, before
you’re going to statistically configuring any mac address.
Determining host
active on an interface
Checking
the size of the cam table to verify how many hosts are using the network
CAM
table entries can be cleared manually, if needed, by using the below command
switch#clear mac address-table dynamic [ address xx.xx.xx]
or interface gigether0/1 or vlan 1
To
determine mac address type(static or dynamic) configured on specific interface.
sh mac address-table interface 8/1 onuid 5
sh mac address-table vlan 56
sh mac address-table dynamic
sh mac address-table
static
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