Netomaniac
Technical User
Hi Guys,
I have seen people talking about L2 and L3 communication. But when it comes to extreme I have seen people mentioning about Extreme as a L2 bridge and gives it no respect for its L3 capability.
My question is if one side of the Extreme is connected to the Router were it will have to interface with the router at a L3 level and if on the other side it interfaces to L2 device, in the above scenario will the switch still be acting as a L2 bridge or as an L3 switch.
What differentiates L2 bridging and L3 Switching !!!
Neto....!!!!!!
"You are running fast to remain at the same place"
I have seen people talking about L2 and L3 communication. But when it comes to extreme I have seen people mentioning about Extreme as a L2 bridge and gives it no respect for its L3 capability.
My question is if one side of the Extreme is connected to the Router were it will have to interface with the router at a L3 level and if on the other side it interfaces to L2 device, in the above scenario will the switch still be acting as a L2 bridge or as an L3 switch.
What differentiates L2 bridging and L3 Switching !!!
Neto....!!!!!!
"You are running fast to remain at the same place"