System FDB
The FDB system allows the user to view the fdb or forwarding database. This involves the Layer 2 (Ethernet MAC) and Layer 3 (IP) learned information.

System Forwarding Data Base (FDB)
| Attribute | Value | Comment |
| Phys address | N/A |
Displays IP Address for this sub-string. Field length is limited to xx characters. Example:172.25.123.45 Note: There can be up to 4 IP address bindings per MAC address and is displayed a1s 4 entries. The IP address may be blank if no binding is learned by the system. |
| VLAV ID | String | Represents the VLAN identifier. Values range from 2 through 4094, with 10 VLANs reserved for internal use. |
| AID |
String |
Displays the access identifier (AID) of the port. Example: Net 3. |
| Age | String | Shows the age of the MAC address. |
| Address | String | Shows the MAC address of the device associated with the port. |
| MAC | true | false | Shows whether there is a Sticky MAC associated with the MAC Address (true/false). Note: If there is a Sticky MAC, it dynamically associates the mac-address to the respective port. |
| Time | String | Indicates the amount of time that DHCP snooping is allowed when DAI (FP 30.0 NE and later) is used. |
Note 1: * = required parameter
- Command Path – show>tolt>system>
- Action – show
- Module – tolt
- Container – system
- Types –
- Phys address – Displays IP Address for this sub-string. Field length is limited to xx characters. Example:172.25.123.45
Note: There can be up to 4 IP address bindings per MAC address and is displayed a1s 4 entries. The IP address may be blank if no binding is learned by the system.- string
- VLAN ID –.Represents the VLAN identifier. Values range from 2 through 4094, with 10 VLANs reserved for internal use.
- string
- AID – Displays the access identifier (AID) of the port. Example: Net 3..
- Age – Displays the age of the MAC address.
- string
- Address – Displays the MAC address of the device associated with the port.
- true | false
- MAC – Displays whether there is a Sticky MAC associated with the MAC Address (true/false).
Note: If there is a Sticky MAC, it dynamically associates the mac-address to the respective port.- string
- Time – Indicates the amount of time that DHCP snooping is allowed when DAI is used.
- string
- Phys address – Displays IP Address for this sub-string. Field length is limited to xx characters. Example:172.25.123.45
System fdb l2 Show Example
The fdb l2 command gives all the learned MAC entries in the system.
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- Action – show
- Module – tolt
- Container – system
- Types – Example Parameters
- fdb l2
- From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show tolt system fdb l2, and press Enter.
- Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA# show tolt system fdb l2 <enter>
VLAN
PHYS ADDRESS ID AID AGE
------------------------------------
D8:9E:F3:B7:CD:A2 103 NET3 0
MDS1-ESUA# _
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System fdb l3 Show Example
The fdb L3 command gives all the learned IP addresses that were learned during DHCP snooping. DHCP snooping is only performed if DAI is enabled.
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- Action – show
- Module – tolt
- Container – system
- Types – Example Parameters
- fdb l2
- From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show tolt system fdb l3, and press Enter.
- Outputs similar to the following are displayed:
MDS1-ESUA# show tolt system fdb l3 <enter>
VLAN
PHYS ADDRESS ID AID AGE ADRESSES MAC TIME
-------------------------------------------------------------
D8:9E:F3:B7:CD:A2 103 NET3 0 - false 0
MDS1-ESUA# _
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