Question 4 Chapter 1: Review of packet-switching and circuit-switching networks Question 4: Consider the case where the the Web server is sending a reply to the Desktop Assume the current switching table for the switch S2 is empty. A. What is the content that will be added to the switching Table ? Fill the table below S2 Switching Table MAC address Output interface B. Via which interface will S2 send/forward the reply (i.e. the frame) ? list the interfaces in the alphabetic order, separated by a comma

Question 4 Chapter 1: Review of packet-switching and circuit-switching networks Question 4: Consider the case where the the Web server is sending a reply to the Desktop Assume the current switching table for the switch S2 is empty. A. What is the content that will be added to the switching Table ? Fill the table below S2 Switching Table MAC address Output interface B. Via which interface will S2 send/forward the reply (i.e. the frame) ? list the interfaces in the alphabetic order, separated by a comma

Systems Architecture

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter13: Internet And Distributed Application Services

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15VE

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