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# 1  
Old 04-22-2011
Duplicate MACs in seastat
Why are the MAC addresses duplicated in the "seastat" command output for all the LPARs? I can't figure out why one stanza has the LPAR information (hostname and IP) while the other stanza does not? Why the two separate sections and two separate sets of usage information (Bytes and Packets)?
Code:
vio1:/home/padmin:# seastat -d ent8 | more

================================================================================

Advanced Statistics for SEA
Device Name: ent8

================================================================================
MAC: 2E:D4:90:F7:11:02
----------------------

VLAN: None
VLAN Priority: None

Transmit Statistics:                   Receive Statistics:
--------------------                   -------------------
Packets: 168722                        Packets: 5703146
Bytes: 10123320                        Bytes: 508480604

================================================================================
MAC: 2E:D4:90:F7:11:02
----------------------

VLAN: None
VLAN Priority: None
Hostname: host.domain.com
IP: 192.168.1.10

Transmit Statistics:                   Receive Statistics:
--------------------                   -------------------
Packets: 48653048                      Packets: 52944416
Bytes: 11864481768                     Bytes: 12983497408

================================================================================
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# 2  
Old 04-28-2011
Maybe it sees it on two NICs? No, only one IP report, IP and non-IP Ethernet packets? Per client with one client? IBM
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