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Printer connectes to which switch?
Hello,
How can I determine which switch a printer is connected to; even if the switch is not in the dashboard (because he is older and has not yet been converted, but is actually a cisco switch)...
Kind regards, Volker Boeckl
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Look at the ARP table of the VLAN that the printers are in. Trace through the network using the device MAC to see where the printers are connected
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Have you tried running SHOW IP ARP from the switches?
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No; but it wasn't the subject of my question...
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Replace the old switch with a new Meraki switch. Repeat.
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Thank you, but your answer is useless. It wasn't the subject of my question...
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The non-Meraki switces - what do they plug into? An MX, an MS, or something else?
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Hi @MSH , I believe that was meant with a bit of tongue in cheek 😁
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Look at the ARP table of the VLAN that the printers are in. Trace through the network using the device MAC to see where the printers are connected
https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrenoconnor/
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Thank you very much! That was a very good hint!
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No problem. Works a charm every time you need to go device hunting
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Glad I could help!
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You could go old school and use a test/toner to trace the wiring if you are onsite.
