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pannupandit
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A datagram transiting the router is accepted into the router if the frame header (of the frame in which the datagram resides) contains the Layer 2 address of one of the router’s interfaces.
guys I just want to confirm that datagram will be accepted only if it contains the layer 2 address of the router interface on which it is recieving it or it can be the layer 2 address of any interface of the router.
thanx
guys I just want to confirm that datagram will be accepted only if it contains the layer 2 address of the router interface on which it is recieving it or it can be the layer 2 address of any interface of the router.
thanx
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EdTheLad
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You need the Mac address of the router interface.Read about arp.Networking, sometimes i love it, mostly i hate it.Its all about the $$$$ -
BubbaJ
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ed_the_lad wrote:You need the Mac address of the router interface.Read about arp.
In the context of the original question, that is correct. The interface will accept other Layer 2 addresses. For example, a layer 2 broadcast/multicast address, a Layer 2 HSRP address, etc. If the port is set up to bridge, it will accept any Layer 2 address that it doesn't recognize.