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3 years ago

What type of traffic always goes to all devices in a subnet?

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There are three types of traffic in an IP network:
1. Unicast - one-to-one traffic (traffic from one sender to one receiver)
2. Multicast - one to many traffic (one sender and more receivers)
3.Broadcast - every device in the network will receive the packet
So, the broadcast traffic always goes to all devices in a subnet.

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