Hi Chris,
The SMAC will be learned in that case.
Hope that helps,
Tim
At 06:55 PM 5/21/2010, Chris Woodfield opined:
Odd question, but there's a reason for it, I assure you...
On the 6500/Sup720 platform, will an ethernet frame that is dropped
due to hitting a control-plane policer rule (or an inbound policer,
or inbound access list, ...) still cause its source MAC address to
be entered into the switch's MAC address table? Or will the fact
that the frame is dropped prevent the MAC table population from taking place?
Thanks,
-C
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