Consider a typical (dumb layer 2) switch. It receives a packet on one of its ports. How does it know what to do with this packet? Are there any situations where such a switch would be unable to handle...

Consider a typical (dumb layer 2) switch. It<br>receives a packet on one of its ports. How<br>does it know what to do with this packet?<br>Are there any situations where such a switch<br>would be unable to handle a packet? If so,<br>describe them. If not, explain why it is<br>impossible.<br>

Extracted text: Consider a typical (dumb layer 2) switch. It receives a packet on one of its ports. How does it know what to do with this packet? Are there any situations where such a switch would be unable to handle a packet? If so, describe them. If not, explain why it is impossible.

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Consider a typical (dumb layer 2) switch. It receives a packet on one of its ports. How does it know what to do with this packet? Are there any situations where such a switch would be unable to handle...

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