Finding a host in a CE (Classic Ethernet) switched datacenter is a simple matter of showing the MAC address table on a switch and following the port that MAC is seen on until you end up at an access layer switch the host you are looking for is connected to. The command “show mac-address address aaaa.bbbb.cccc results in a nice easy to read output as such:

As you can see, we get the VLAN and what port the MAC shows up on. Now, when we do the same thing in a Fabricpath topology, we get a little different results. I am running this command from one of my spine switches in the Fabricpath topology. (I’m also using a different MAC as I’m on a different switch running Fabricpath):

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Now, instead of the port the MAC address is seen on we get three numbers separated by decimal points. Lets go over what these are. The numbers correspond to the SWID – Switch ID, SSID – Sub Switch ID and LID – Local ID. The SWID is a unique value assigned per switch what ISIS uses to route traffic within the fabric. The SSID is used when VPC+ is configured and is locally significant to each switch. More specifically, it is used to specify exactly what VPC+ port-channel to forward traffic on to reach its destination. Finally, there is the LID also know as the Port ID. This identifies the physical port that traffic was sourced from or is destined to and is also locally significant to each switch in the fabric.

The entry we are most concerned with is the SWID as this will be the destination switch traffic is being routed to and thus will be the switch our host we are trying to find is connected to. In order to find that switch, lets find out what port (or ports) the switch is accessible by. To do this we show the Fabricpath route for the SWID in question. I am running this command from one of my spine switches in the Fabricpath topology.

Looks like SWID 1002 is accessable via Eth1/1 and Eth1/2. Usually, a switch ID will have only one next hop per spine switch but int this case, the switch ID 1002 is actually a vpc Fabricpath switch ID associated with a vpc pair of switches thus it is reachable from either switch in the pair. No matter as the next step is the same regardless. We need to figure out what switch that is and its management IP so we can continue on our way. I will do this by showing the CDP neighbor info of one of the ports listed.

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I cut some of the output but you see we have the management IP’s of the device so lets get on there and check the MAC address table to see if our host is connected to a port that is on this switch.

Looks like our host is connected to this switch in the fabric on port channel 200. We can now show what ports are bundled in the port channel to get the physical ports our host is connected to.

So in summary, we looked up the MAC of the host we were searching for which returned a SWID that is the source/destination of traffic to/from that MAC address. Looked up the Fabricpath route to that SWID which gave us the port(s) that the switch ID is reachable via. Then we obtained the management address of the switch on the other side of those ports and checked to see if the MAC we were looking for was directly connected to that switch. If so, then we get a port that the MAC is seen on. If not, then we would have gotten another SWID.SSID.LID and gone from there.

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