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[b]Understanding the ARP and the mac-address table creation[
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19 years 1 week ago #8205
by kingoftechs
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/ 3550 / /3550 /
PC1 PC2
Vlan1 Vlan2
Guys I need some help here, a discussion that could help me understand everything that goes on when I ping from PC 1 to PC 2 .
The Router has subinterfaces for both the Vlans and routing happens without any issues.The 3550 does NOT do the routing and I do not intend to use that.
I want to understand how the cam and mac-address tables are propagated with the proceure it follows, like the PC1 sends an arp request to switch 1 , it looks up the arp table and sends it through the exit interface to the router, the router looks at the ? and send it from sub interface 1 to the second one and forwards it through to the second 3550 which checks the arp table, sends a arp broadcast finds a PC2 and so on.
Any link that describes the procedure would be perfect.
Rakesh Menon
|7200|
/ \
/ 3550 / /3550 /
PC1 PC2
Vlan1 Vlan2
Guys I need some help here, a discussion that could help me understand everything that goes on when I ping from PC 1 to PC 2 .
The Router has subinterfaces for both the Vlans and routing happens without any issues.The 3550 does NOT do the routing and I do not intend to use that.
I want to understand how the cam and mac-address tables are propagated with the proceure it follows, like the PC1 sends an arp request to switch 1 , it looks up the arp table and sends it through the exit interface to the router, the router looks at the ? and send it from sub interface 1 to the second one and forwards it through to the second 3550 which checks the arp table, sends a arp broadcast finds a PC2 and so on.
Any link that describes the procedure would be perfect.
Rakesh Menon
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