A single LAN connection links two hundred workstations and four servers to a network of switches. It looks that you are getting too many broadcast packets across your LAN, and you would want to limit this broadcast traffic's effect on your network. To achieve your objective, what measures do you need to take?

A single LAN connection links two hundred workstations and four servers to a network of switches. It looks that you are getting too many broadcast packets across your LAN, and you would want to limit this broadcast traffic's effect on your network. To achieve your objective, what measures do you need to take?

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Chapter8: Network Infrastructure And Troubleshooting

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