3. Since the destination address is

3. Since the destination address isn't in the MAC database, the frame is forwarded out allinterfaces except the source port.4. Host B receives the frame and responds to Host A. The switch receives this frame oninterface Fa0/1 and places the source hardware address in the MAC database.5. Host A and Host B can now make a point-to-point connection and only these specificdevices will receive the frames. Hosts C and D won't see the frames, nor will their MACaddresses be found in the database because they haven't sent a frame to the switch yet.If Host A and Host B don't communicate to the switch again within a certain timeperiod, the switch will flush their entries from the database to keep it as current as possible.

3. Since the destination address isn 't in the MAC database the frame, is forwarded out all
interfaces except the source. Port.
4. Host B receives the frame and responds to Host A. The switch receives this frame on
interface Fa0 / 1 and places. The source hardware address in the MAC database.
5. Host A and Host B can now make a point-to-point connection and only. These specific
.Devices will receive the frames. Hosts C and D won 't see the frames nor will, their MAC
addresses be found in the database. Because they haven 't sent a frame to the switch yet.
If Host A and Host B don' t communicate to the switch again within a. Certain time
period the switch, will flush their entries from the database to keep it as current as possible.