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Overall the examples point to less than that of that. Provided answers the riddle of questions that monks present answer to whether not MAC addresses can be ported to bridge.

seriously tho, it sounds like this guy is looking either for an example of code that hits a 3com bridge/switch and returns a MAC address for each port and how to turn it on or off OR he's trying his hand at the new age poetry.

I could be wrong.
-phill

In reply to Re: Address a MAC query by thatguy
in thread [untitled node, ID 310396] by ricalfonso

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