Firstly why would you open up management to the public internet??
If you wanted to do it (please dont!) then you would need to create an ACL, then apply in global config:
"access-group xxx in interface outside"
Where xxx is your ACL number.
I think in order to answer the question more definitively we would need some topology information of the current setup, and also what you specifically want to gain from it - are you looking for more than management only? It also depends if you are already running a dynamic routing protocol as to...
It doesnt, but that would be a good way to answer the original question.
TCL scripting on the IOS itself would be able to create a command that lists port/MAC/IP address...I've seen some example scripts kicking about.
Guys I assume I'm missing something here but why wouldnt you just use "show mac-address-table" without the interface parameter? This shows all MAC addresses across all interfaces in the MAC table?
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