A switch uses MAC address to forward frames while a router uses IP addresses.
Switches and Bridges
A router is a device that routes all traffic to and from your network. A router functions by forwarding packets of data between computer networks.
The network infrastructure device that primarily makes forwarding decisions based on MAC addresses is a switch. Switches operate at the Data Link Layer (Layer 2) of the OSI model and use MAC address tables to determine where to forward incoming frames. This enables efficient data transmission within a local area network (LAN) by directing traffic only to the intended recipient rather than broadcasting it to all connected devices.
Bridges and switches use MAC (Media Access Control) addresses to make data forwarding decisions. When a frame is received, they examine the destination MAC address and consult their MAC address table, which maps MAC addresses to specific ports. If the address is found, the device forwards the frame to the corresponding port; if not, it typically broadcasts the frame to all ports except the one it was received on. This process helps efficiently direct data traffic within a local area network.
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MAC addresses and IP addresses are two different representations of how to send data to a device by network protocol. A MAC address is the unique identity of a device, used in a network to distinguish one device from another. An IP address is a unique address that shows how traffic should be routed to reach the device.
To set up port forwarding on PTCL, first, log in to your router's web interface by entering its IP address in a browser. Use your admin credentials to access the settings. Navigate to the port forwarding section, usually found under "Advanced" or "NAT" settings, and enter the internal IP address of the device you want to forward ports to, along with the specific ports you wish to open. Save the changes and restart the router if necessary to apply the new settings.
To open the NAT type on a Huawei E585, you generally need to enable port forwarding or configure DMZ settings. Access the device's web interface by entering its IP address in a browser, logging in with your credentials, and navigating to the port forwarding section. Add the necessary ports for the application or game you're using, or set up the DMZ for a specific device. Finally, save your changes and restart the device if necessary to apply the new settings.
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To open UDP port 16000 in DataOne, you typically need to access your router's configuration settings. Log in to the router's web interface, navigate to the port forwarding section, and create a new rule for UDP port 16000, specifying the local IP address of the device you want to forward the port to. Save the changes and restart the router if necessary. Additionally, ensure that any firewall software on the device allows traffic on this port.