Interestingly, assuming you create another sub interface that handles traffic for native vlan 1 without native key word, the traffic will be reaching this interface and the replies will be tagged with vlan 1 as the interface address the traffic is of...

question was 4 years back, u were a newbie then..i am a newbie now...let me try so that i will get my understanding sharpened. when the trunk's vlan is changed and access ports also in line with trunk's native vlan, the traffic from hosts on those ac...

thanks so much, i think i am getting it 

 Thank you so much, I think I got the point!  IPv6's NDP, mechanism similar to ARP, uses solicited multicast IPv6 address (which is derived from unicast IPv6 address in such a way that the first 104 bits form ff02::1:ff/104 for hosts or ff02::2:ff/10...

I am still confused. Anyway, either use unicast IPv6 or solicited node multicast, at layer 2, the switch floods the packet to all the ports other than the one it receives. Why not directly use IPv6 broadcast address at layer 3 and ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff a...