08-11-2022 06:32 AM
From What I know, IPs are used to communicate b/w two different networks say LAN1 and LAN2... and MACs are used to communicate within a LAN.. I think this because my instructor says that Hubs and Switches are used to communicate within a LAN, That's why, they're Physical and Data Link Layer Devices.. While Routers are Network Layer Devices, Meaning they are used to connect two different networks.. So Can you commuincate within a LAN, with help of MAC Addresses only ? NO IPs ?
08-11-2022 06:37 AM
In the Lan you it uses broadcast domain, if it cross broadcast domain of Lan, it required Routing so Layer3 will be introduced to talk between 2 networks.
08-11-2022 06:50 AM
Nop
always you need IP address of client
BUT
you need Router or L3SW in your network is depend
if both Client in same subnet no need router if not then you need router
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