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Active
*
A
in the Active column indicates the address is active. An address is considered active if it has been encountered
within the aging-timer interval. Permanent addresses are not subject to the aging timer, but will be reported as
active if they are encountered.
Perm
*
A
in the Perm column indicates the address is permanent. An address is considered permanent if it has been
identified as such by the bridge manager. Permanent addresses are not subject to the aging timer, but will be
reported as active if they are encountered.
Filter if Src
This indicates that a bridge/router manager has specified that frames having this source address will be filtered.
Filter if Dest
This indicates that a bridge/router manager has specified that frames having this destination address will be filtered.
Filter if Src / Dest
This indicates that a bridge/router manager has specified that frames having this source or destination address will be
filtered. (This station can neither send data across the bridge/router, nor receive data from across the bridge/router.)
WAN Access
This indicates that the LAN device with this MAC address is allowed to pass data over the WAN connection to the
remote site.
Location
Internal
These are the STP Multicast and LAN port MAC addresses that are internal to the bridge/router itself. Note
that the bridge/router's MAC address is used for the default bridge/router and LAN names.
bridge/router's MAC addresses will also be listed as internal. Internal addresses are not subject to the aging
timer, but will be reported as active if they are encountered.
LANxxxxxx (unknown)
These addresses are identified as to their location on a specific LAN, or as an (unknown) location. Their LAN
location is identified either by manual entry or through the Learning Process when encountered.
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