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What I have: hostname, ip of Toolserver, CLI of every router/switch in the network. What I want: I'd like to know on which port on which switch the Toolserver is connected.

What I have done:

CLI on Gateway adress of the Toolserver IP:

sh ip arp *ip*

Now I have a MAC Address and an Interface.

sh mac address-table address *MAC*

When I now look at the ports I see that:

Po3997

That vPC status is up and is working but that doesn't really help me. I see the interface members of that channel. But how does that help me?

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Okey, I found it out myself.

sh int po{port-channel nummber}

Now I know the member in this channel: Eth1/xx und Eth2/xx

sh cdp nei

Now I know the hostname of the devices connected on that port.

Now I need to redo those 2 steps 1 more time, because there is another switch between.

Now I can do

sh mac address-table address xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx
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