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All right so we have moved from a nap mode network address translation mode to a transparent mode and

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when we have spoke of 48 it works in that mode.

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We have said that packets are being tested according to their IP address header and their destination

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is being checked against the 48 routing table in transparent mode.

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It's different.

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We're not doing routing.

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We're doing switching.

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So let's check our mac address table

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all right.

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We'll use the diagonals neck.

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Think we are still name host route.

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That would be and that's our mac.

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Table so if you will look closely you will see that most internal ports have the same MAC address.

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They did not associate with any new mac addresses.

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The reason for that is that this device is rather new.

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And I haven't attached any other devices to the internal ports beside well beside internal one internal

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one has my dealing camera attached to it.

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We can check out using the MAC address against a white shark or we look up to to see that this MAC address

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belongs to dealing fornicate in a transparent mode holds many interesting concepts such as virtual wire

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pairing and forward domains.

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We will look at them on our next video.