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Understanding CAM Tables and Route Processing in Layer 2 and Layer 3 Networks

This article explores the intricacies of CAM (Content Addressable Memory) tables, specifically focusing on external route processing in router-on-a-stick configurations and internal route processing using Layer 3 operations. We delve into the mechanisms of multi-layer Catalyst switch operations, discussing route caching, topology-based switching (CEF), adjacency tables, and the impact of data frame changes on Level 2 information. Gain insights into TCAMs (Ternary Content Addressable Memory) and their role in efficient data management and routing.

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Understanding CAM Tables and Route Processing in Layer 2 and Layer 3 Networks

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  1. CAM (Layer 2)

  2. Showing CAM table

  3. External Route Processing

  4. Router-on-a-stick

  5. Internal Route Processing

  6. Layer 3 operation

  7. MLS

  8. Route-cache switching

  9. Topology-based (CEF)

  10. MultiLayer Catalyst Switch Operations

  11. Adjacency tables

  12. Change of data frame

  13. Level 2 information

  14. Adjacency table

  15. CEF table

  16. TCAMs

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