Which of the following statements are true about the dynamic MAC address table? (Choose all that apply.)
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After a device is reset, an interface card is hot swapped, or an interface card is reset, dynamic MAC address entries on the device or interface card are lost.
Most accepted answer: B. After a device is reset, an interface card is hot swapped, or an interface card is reset, dynamic MAC address entries on the device or interface card are lost.
Community votes: B=3, C=3
Selected Answer: BC The correct answers are B, C, and D. A. Dynamic MAC entries are not lost after reset or hot swap ❌ This is false. This description applies to static MAC address entries, which are manually configured and saved permanently. Dynamic MAC address entries are stored in volatile memory (RAM) and are lost whenever a device is reset, an interface card is hot swapped, or an interface card is reset. upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: BC ✅ Correct answers: B, C, and D OptionStatementCorrect?ADynamic MAC entries are not lost after reset❌BDynamic MAC entries are lost after reset✅CMAC table entries can reflect user count✅DDynamic MACs are learned and aged out✅ upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: BC The answer is BCD, you *ARE* able to obtain the number of users communicating via said interface, by checking the dynamic MAC table it even says so on the documentation of some huawei devices regarding dynamic Mac address entries. upvoted 1 times