MAC address table configuration controls how NX-OS devices learn and age out MAC addresses. It covers the aging time, system and user-defined MAC address limits, MAC move and threshold notifications, and static MAC address entries that forward to an interface or drop traffic for a given VLAN.
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value configuration Class configuration No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value configuration Class configuration No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value configuration Class configuration No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value configuration Class configuration No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value system Class system No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value aging_time Integer min: 0, max: 4294967295 No limit_system Integer min: 100, max: 384000 No limit_ user_ defined Integer min: 16, max: 1256 No notification_ mac_ move Boolean true, falseNo notification_ threshold_ limit Integer min: 1, max: 100 No notification_ threshold_ interval Integer min: 10, max: 10000 No static_clear Boolean true, falseNo statics List statics No
Name Type Constraint Mandatory Default Value mac MAC Yes vlan Integer min: 1, max: 4094 Yes interface_type Choice ethernet, loopback, mgmt, port-channel, vlan, vniNo interface_id Any String or Integer[min: 0] No drop Boolean true, falseNo
Example 1: MAC address table aging, limits and static entries (mac address-table aging-time <seconds>, mac address-table limit <value> user-defined, mac address-table notification mac-move, mac address-table static <mac> vlan <id> {interface <intf> | drop})
notification_mac_move : true
- mac : " 00:00:11:11:22:22 "
- mac : " 00:00:11:11:33:33 "