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What happens if the router that responded to the ARP request fails in Proxy ARP?

  • The source host sends packets to another router on the network
  • The source host stops sending packets to the failed router
  • The source host continues to send packets to the same MAC address (correct)
  • The source host sends ARP requests for the new router
  • What happens after the time-out period on the host in Proxy ARP?

  • The host sends ARP requests to the failed router
  • The proxy ARP MAC address ages out of the ARP cache (correct)
  • The host continues to use the same MAC address
  • The host stops sending packets to the destination
  • What is the limitation of Proxy ARP during failover time?

  • The host cannot send packets off of its subnet (correct)
  • The host can send packets to any destination
  • The host can communicate with other subnets
  • The host can only send packets to the failed router
  • What is the purpose of First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRPs) according to the text?

    <p>To provide a better failover solution than Proxy ARP</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of redundancy protocols in the context of the text?

    <p>To rescue the imperfect situation caused by Proxy ARP</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Proxy ARP and First Hop Redundancy Protocols

    • Proxy ARP allows a host to send traffic as if the destination device were on its own network segment
    • If the router that responded to the ARP request fails, the source host continues to send packets to the same MAC address, which are then sent to another router on the network
    • After a time-out period, the proxy ARP MAC address ages out of the ARP cache on the host
    • The host can then make a new ARP request for the destination and get the address of another proxy ARP router
    • During failover time, the host cannot send packets off of its subnet
    • This imperfect situation leads to the need for a better solution
    • First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRPs) are introduced as a solution
    • FHRPs provide redundancy for the first hop, ensuring high availability in the network
    • Common FHRPs include HSRP (Hot Standby Router Protocol), VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol), and GLBP (Gateway Load Balancing Protocol)
    • These protocols allow for seamless failover and load balancing in the network
    • FHRPs ensure that if one router fails, another can seamlessly take over its role
    • FHRPs improve network reliability and resiliency

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    Test your knowledge of Proxy ARP with this quiz. Explore how Proxy ARP allows a host to communicate with a device on a different network segment as if it were on the same segment. Understand the behavior of host devices and routers in Proxy ARP scenarios.

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