Other than user-issued commands, what will cause a switch to remove an entry in an address table?
A) The age of the entry
B) The address table becoming full
C) The source address being recognized again
D) The destination address belonging to the same interface as the source
A, B
Explanation: A) Three ways an entry is removed from an address table are by age (reaching the age limit), the table becoming full, and a command to remove an entry or clear the table. Sources being recognized and matching ports from source and destination do not clear entries.
B) Three ways an entry is removed from an address table are by age (reaching the age limit), the table becoming full, and a command to remove an entry or clear the table. Sources being recognized and matching ports from source and destination do not clear entries.
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