If a switch receives a frame and the source MAC address is not in the MAC address table but the destination address and port is, what will the switch do with the frame?

Q: What's the use of having several MAC addresses for the same device?

A: According to the information given:- We have to define the use of having several MAC addresses for…

Q: How Does the Switch Acquire the Mac Address?

A: Introduction the question is about How Does the Switch Acquire the Mac Address and here is the…

Q: If a destination MAC address is not in the forward/filter table, what will the switch do with the…

A: It will allow some source MAC address in the forward table.

Q: As a corporate network trainer, you must explain the following: How does a switch construct its MAC…

A: Understanding the workings of network switches is crucial for a corporate network trainer. This…

Q: Why would a single device need several MAC addresses in order to work properly?

A: A network interface card (NIC) is given a specific identity known as a MAC address, or Media Access…

Q: "When a switch makes use of the store-and-forward switching mechanism, it bases its decision on…

A: Among the fundamentals of their everyday lives, network engineers must be familiar with a wide range…

Q: ARP Request Destination MAC: FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF

A: Introduction: Below describe the How its function Destination MAC

Q: 8.What is the correct statement about the static MAC address table? A. The user is manually…

A: MAC address:  Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a unique address and it is the physical…

Q: What is each manufacturer's component of the MAC address? a. The network identifier b. The OUI…

A: To be determine: What is each manufacturer's component of the MAC address?

Q: Why would a single device need to have many MAC addresses in order to work correctly

A: Given this information, it is necessary to explain why a single device would need several MAC…

Q: The practise of allocating multiple MAC addresses to a single device appears to be inefficient.

A: Yes, allocating multiple MAC addresses to a single device is inefficient.Allocating multiple MAC…

Q: What would be the use of giving the same gadget several MAC addresses?

A: Media Access Control (MAC) addresses are unique identifiers assigned to network interface cards…

Q: You are required, in your role as a network trainer for a major company, to provide a comprehensive…

A: Switch constructed its database of MAC Addresses as follows: The MAC address table of a switch is…

Q: Is a Media Access Control address (also known as a MAC address) assigned to the virtual network…

A: The answer is given below step.

Q: What could be the reason for a single device to be assigned multiple MAC addresses simultaneously

A: A MAC (Media Access Control) address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces,…

Q: What is the procedure for assigning a MAC address to a virtual network interface card (vNIC)?

A: According to the question, advanced organization interfaces playing a card game (vNICs) are virtual…

Q: How does Switch learn Mac Address when pc1 wants to communicate with pc2 and pc3? Explain the…

A: Process for building the MAC Address Table on Switches: Switch works at data link layer and it uses…

Q: The subject of why it is necessary to assign several MAC addresses to the same piece of hardware is…

A: MAC stands for Media Access Control. It is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface card…

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A: given - explain briefly how the switch dynamically build the MAC address table (learn process)

Q: Is it possible for a machine to have more than one MAC address? What is the reason for this or why…

A: An MAC address stands for Media Access Control. It is a network address that is allocated to a NIC…

Q: A major company will look to you, as a network trainer, to provide in-depth explanations of the…

A: A switch creates the MAC address database for hardware attached to each of its slots by noting the…

Q: "When a switch makes use of the store-and-forward switching mechanism, it bases its decision on…

A: Protocol: The rules for exchanging messages in a network are defined by protocols. It is a…

Q: What is the process through which a virtual network interface card (VNIC) obtains a MAC address?

A: In step 2, I have provided  brief answer------------

Q: If just one MAC address is required, then there's no need in having many on the same device.

A: MAC, which stands for Media Access Control, is a distinctive code given to a network interface…

Q: Why give the same piece of hardware many MAC addresses if they all refer to the same thing?

A: Media Access Control (MAC) addresses are unique identifiers assigned to network interface…

Q: How does a virtual network interface card get a MAC address?

A: Every virtual machine includes a virtual network interface controller (voice) that receives a Media…

Q: Having several MAC addresses for the same device seems unnecessary.

A: MAC stands for Media Access Control. It is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface…