In message <424c3948$1@news.012.net.il>, Sharon
scribes
>Hi
>
>Is there any way to find out if port is in trunk mode?
>
>On a switch from the Cisco catalyst family?
>
>Thank you
>
>Sharon
>
>
For IOS use the show interface command in the CLI
e.g. for port 1
sh int fa 0/1
Can't remember if you need to show the switchport stuff as well, if so
then use:-
sh int fa 0/1 sw
--
Snowy

I'm trying to achieve this using SNMP ...

"Ian Snowdon" wrote in message
news:9eIQ8GYayGTCFwMI@snowdon.org.uk...
> In message <424c3948$1@news.012.net.il>, Sharon
> scribes
>>Hi
>>
>>Is there any way to find out if port is in trunk mode?
>>
>>On a switch from the Cisco catalyst family?
>>
>>Thank you
>>
>>Sharon
>>
>>
> For IOS use the show interface command in the CLI
> e.g. for port 1
> sh int fa 0/1
> Can't remember if you need to show the switchport stuff as well, if so
> then use:-
> sh int fa 0/1 sw
> --
> Snowy
>

In message <425053b4$1@news.012.net.il>, Sharon
scribes
>I'm trying to achieve this using SNMP ...
>
'Pologies.

--
Snowy

Hi,
If you use the algorithm:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk64...80094a9b.shtml
you will find all mac-addresses and all vlans in your LAN.
On the trunks will be visible all mac-addresses and all VLANS - if you have
trunks with all VLANS.


Maybe somewhere is simple way...
Regards,
MS.



"Sharon" wrote in message
news:425053b4$1@news.012.net.il...
> I'm trying to achieve this using SNMP ...
>
> "Ian Snowdon" wrote in message
> news:9eIQ8GYayGTCFwMI@snowdon.org.uk...
> > In message <424c3948$1@news.012.net.il>, Sharon
> > scribes
> >>Hi
> >>
> >>Is there any way to find out if port is in trunk mode?
> >>
> >>On a switch from the Cisco catalyst family?
> >>
> >>Thank you
> >>
> >>Sharon
> >>
> >>
> > For IOS use the show interface command in the CLI
> > e.g. for port 1
> > sh int fa 0/1
> > Can't remember if you need to show the switchport stuff as well, if so
> > then use:-
> > sh int fa 0/1 sw
> > --
> > Snowy
> >
>
>