Create and download a logical interconnect MAC address table file

The MAC address table file can be used to troubleshoot your network. The file includes information to help you identify the associated networks, uplink sets, and server profiles. First, you create the logical interconnect MAC address file on the appliance, and then download the CSV zip file. When you initiate a POST operation to create the file, the existing MAC address table file is replaced.

Prerequisites

Minimum required session ID privileges: Infrastructure administrator or Network administrator

Creating and download a logical interconnect MAC address table file using REST APIs

Creating and download a logical interconnect MAC address table file using REST APIs
Select the logical interconnect URI. `GET /rest/logical-interconnects` Using the logical interconnect URI from step 1, create the logical interconnect MAC address table file. The response includes the file URI. `POST {logical interconnect URI}/forwarding-information-base` Using the MAC address table file URI returned in step 2, download the logical interconnect MAC address table file. `GET {MAC address table file URI}`

Select the logical interconnect URI.

GET /rest/logical-interconnects
Using the logical interconnect URI from step 1, create the logical interconnect MAC address table file. The response includes the file URI.

POST {logical interconnect URI}/forwarding-information-base
Using the MAC address table file URI returned in step 2, download the logical interconnect MAC address table file.

GET {MAC address table file URI}

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