When converting an IP multicast address to a MAC multicast address, why is
the bit immediately after the 01:00:5e always set to zero instead of using
the highest-order bit from the IP address?
Cheers
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Greg Kirkness wrote:
>
> When converting an IP multicast address to a MAC multicast
> address, why is
> the bit immediately after the 01:00:5e always set to zero
> instead of using
> the highest-order bit from the IP address?
>
> Cheers
>
There wouldn't be any reason to use the highest-order b
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