The Difference Between ARP and the MAC Table - Video 14 GNS3 Labs for CCNA

VIDEO 14 in the GNS3 Labs for CCNA 200-301. Be sure to subscribe and check out the rest of the series for the rest of the labs!
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In the first actual concepts and lab less on of the series we are going to look at the difference between the ARP table and the mac address table. While they are very similar they are not the same thing.
We will compare the mac vs arp table and show how each of them are populated. We will compare the between arp table commands and mac table commands.

[@chansetwo]

This really cleared-up some things for me. Thanks!

[@NetworkSavage]

Glad to hear it!

[@sudipbosu8787]

Thank you very much dear! This really helped.

[@juliantambwe8551]

Right on point, thanks for sharing.

[@viv1kvlog]

Hi, I have done the same configuration. I am able to ping one PC to another, but I am not able to ping any PC from switch ? can you suggest anything ?

[@navidn1353]

I believe if the MAC is not in the Table, then it floods the frames out all ports except the one it received it from.

[@MeMe-ic6rc]

Thanks, but it would be better without the musique as it really disturb me.

[@HiPh0Plover1]

the background music is really useless and actually disturbing