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This typology if PC one sends a broadcast way will it go so what will happen if we put this PC into

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a separate Villon will broadcast be forwarded out of this port and this port.

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So which one has no configuration at the moment.

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So show MAC Address table we can see that a source MAC address was lent on could give it to 0 1 and

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this MAC address was learnt on gigabit 00.

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In other words the switch to back to the router as well as the ostinato device sending synthetic or

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generated frames show Villon brief at the moment we only have the default villans gigabit 0 1 belongs

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to villaine one.

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So create a villain to and then go on to give it to 0 1 and top switch port access a villain to to put

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that port into villain to show interface gigabit zero or one switch port.

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This port is now in the land too.

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We have moved to the PC into a separate LAN.

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So what I'll do is stop Austria Nada and then started again.

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So we're still generating frames.

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These are broadcast frames that are being generated.

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Do we see any traffic on that interface no broadcasts to being received on the interface.

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What about the interface.

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Again no broadcasts from the PC are being received even though the PC is sending the broadcasts

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because the switch has been configured with villans broadcasts received on this interface are not forwarded

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out of gigabit to 0 2 0 0 0 because they are in separate villans.

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But if we configured gigabit 00 as a trunk so we use the command switch port trunk encapsulation daat

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one key switch port mode trunk.

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What would happen now would broadcast be forwarded on that port.

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So show interface could give it to 00 switch port it's configured for trunking.

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It's operating as a trunk.

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We can see that by tapping show interface trunk.

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So gigabit 00 has been manually configured as a trunk would broadcast before it across that port.

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So this is the why shock capture on could give it a 0 0 0 from the switch to give it as 0 0 on the router.

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And as you can see broadcast frames are being sent they are being put in TV land too.

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In other words they are tagged with added to the one Q tag too because the traffic was sent on a port

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in the land too.

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So this port is an Access Port Vila and to them this is a trunk port.

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So on the trunk port they are tagged with the land too but broadcasts are being forwarded to the router.

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The router however will not forward those broadcasts on.

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So even if we can figure out the router as a rod on the stick it would still not forward the frame's.

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So at the moment if it is 0 0 is configured with an IP address but even if we get the following and

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topped encapsulation top 1 Q and specified violent to

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broadcast would not be received by the router but the router would not forward them on even if we configured

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an IP address of let's say 10 1 20 to 5 4 on that interface because routers don't forward broadcasts

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by default.

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So I've got this IP address configured on gigabit to 0 0 2 but if we do a capture on this interface

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what you'll notice is no broadcasts are being forwarded on because road block broadcasts by default

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