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When there is a need for a routers for certain tasks, the default gateway is required. If the destination address is not on a local network, the gateway value is used.
When no other route specification matches the destinationip address of a packet, the internet protocol suite is the default gateway.
If the switch will be managed remotely, the switch should be configured with a default gateway. The first Layer 3 device on the same network that the switch connects to is the default gateway.
If the default gateway is not set, the switch will send out a request for the remote address even if the network is not directly connected. L2 devices will do that.
The term gateway is used interchangeably. The default gateway address is the internal address. All computers on your network need to know the default gateway.
If you wanted to ping from 192.168, they shouldn’t need a default gateway. 3 to 192.168. The gateway should be the core/L3 switch.
The default gateway should be in the same location. If you want to use multi layer switches with layer 2 and layer 3 switch capability, you need a default gateway and an internet address.
Without a configured default gateway, the switch needs to issue an ARP Broadcast for every new non-local address it wants to communicate with, meaning that the switch’s table will list an entry for every non-local address pointing to the same MAC Address.
For example, if the switch is connected to a routers with the address 192.168.1.254, you can use the following command to use it as the default gateway. The default gateway is 192.168.0.252. There is a word for it.
If it will be doing routing, the switch needs a default gateway. The 4500 will do the route in your case. The client is given the server’s address along with its default route. The rest is dealt with by the 5000.