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Mac-address-table command

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A command available on Cisco IOS-based switch platforms, used to configure the aging time, static entries and static drops for the MAC address table.

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mac-address-table (aging-time seconds | static mac-address vlan vlan-number (drop | interface interface-name/number))

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mac-address-table aging-time 150 - reduce the MAC address table aging time to 150 seconds

mac-address-table static FF:1A:3C:BB:C3:AA vlan 6 drop - create a static MAC address table drop entry for the specified MAC address on vlan 6

mac-address-table static FF:1A:3C:BB:C3:AA vlan 6 interface FastEthernet0/12 - create a static MAC address table entry for the specified MAC address on vlan 6, available through FastEthernet0/12

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The default MAC address table aging time is 300 seconds (5 minutes.)

Valid values are between 0 (disable aging) and 1000000 seconds (11.5 days.)

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The show mac-address-table command displays the contents of the MAC address table

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