[ietf85-tech] Billo: netdisco question

[Bjoern A. Zeeb]

Hi Billo,

do you have an idea how a mac address can get into remote_id and not be fixed automatically?

netdisco=> SELECT ip,port,creation,descr,up,up_admin,type,duplex,speed,name,mac,mtu,stp,remote_ip,remote_port,remote_id,vlan,pvid,lastchange FROM public.device_port WHERE ip='130.129.1.30' AND remote_id='00:1e:f7:e8:35:00';
      ip      |        port         |         creation          |        descr        | up | up_admin |      type       | duplex |  speed   |  name  |        mac        | mtu  |    stp     |  remote_ip   |    remote_port     |     remote_id     | vlan | pvid | lastchange 
--------------+---------------------+---------------------------+---------------------+----+----------+-----------------+--------+----------+--------+-------------------+------+------------+--------------+--------------------+-------------------+------+------+------------
130.129.1.30 | GigabitEthernet0/10 | 2012-11-03 18:48:55.55141 | GigabitEthernet0/10 | up | up       | ethernet-csmacd | full   | 1.0 Gbps | Gi0/10 | 5c:50:15:75:53:8a | 1500 | forwarding | 130.129.1.25 | GigabitEthernet0/1 | 00:1e:f7:e8:35:00 | 1    |    1 |    8287830



CDP seems to know the corrrect data.  It only seems to happen on exactly that one port and of course that is the uplink of the sw-noc to SW-IDF3 which elsewhere is all right.

What's the best way to get this fixed?


Thanks,
/bz

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