This is more reverse ARP management. The ARP cache is usually considered to be the opposite of this statement.
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| A. | Particular ARP is in charge of a particular IP on a particular interface. |
| B. | Particular IP has announced it is in charge of particular MAC |
| C. | Particular network is via particular MAC. |
| D. | MAC address on a particular interface is particular IP. |
| E. | MAC address is particular IP. |
This is more reverse ARP management. The ARP cache is usually considered to be the opposite of this statement.
This is more reverse ARP management. The ARP cache is usually considered to be the opposite of this statement.
MAC caching must at least associate MAC to IP.
This is correct, and having both pieces of information helps to protect against MAC spoofing.
No, MAC address is mapped to a particular IP on a particular network.