Hi
Have a doubt about this.....
I know that the packet classification is done in the following order:
1. Classification based on destination MAC - require unique MAC on each
shared interface
2. Classification based on destination IP and NAT
If I have two context with a shared outside interface and Enables NAT
Control and doesn't
use overlapping subnets - is it correct assumed that I do not need to activate
the
"mac-address auto" or manual configure unique MAC addresses of the physical
interfaces - because NAT will classify packets?
I know that in real life - best practice is to always enable
mac-address auto when using
shared interfaces - but what is right in LAB Exam???
/Peter
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