On Tue, 29 Sep 2015, Martin T wrote:
as I understand, there are several different exception traffic types:
1) unicast traffic addressed to router itselt. For example telnet, SSH
or SNMP traffic. I guess it is technically correct to say that
"incoming frames which have one of the router interfaces MAC addresses
as a destination MAC address are exception traffic"?
I certainly hope not, that would mean that every packet routed by the
router would be punted to the processor.
It would have to have an IP address that matches one of the addresses
assigned the the router, not the MAC.
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