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GigabitEthernet101/1/0/11 is up, line protocol is up (connected) Interface AdminPowerMax Police ActConsumption Interface Admin Priority Oper Power(Watts) Device Class Greek-CORE#show power inline gigabitEthernet 101/1/0/11 Even the port counters show sending and receiving packets, and since it is drawing PoE power we can see that is good as well (see below). I connected the same camera to a Cisco 3560-CX switch and saw it's MAC Address show up in the MAC address table, so I was hoping it would be a configuration fix for the 6840. We are using the new Cisco 6840 switch with 6880ia switches connected via 10Gig links. The switchport trunk allowed vlan 1 though must remain as it is used as part of the FEX configuration. Thank you for the feedback! We hare removing the switchport mode dynamic auto command as you suggested. It is my understanding that we should be able to see the MAC address regardless of the device being on a particular vlan. For some unknown reason this works with all of our devices except the cameras. Typically we assign a vlan to all of the interfaces then lookup MAC Addresses to find AP's and other devices, and move them to their correct vlan. The situation is that we have a new building with over 300 ports that will have Access Points, Cameras, Door Controlers, and other devices plugged in.

No, however once we assign the correct vlan to the interface then yes we can ping the camera and it's MAC address shows up in the MAC address table.
