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broadcast traffic

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broadcast traffic
In a network, message traffic that is sent out to every node on the network or a portion of the network (LAN segment). Broadcasts are issued for address resolution when the location of a user or server is not known. They may occur when clients and servers come online and identify themselves. Sometimes, network devices continually announce their presence. In all cases, the broadcast has to reach all possible stations that might potentially respond. See address resolution, ARP, SLP and broadcast.


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AirMagnet discovered the issue when a customer asked for help after getting repeated alarms about unencrypted broadcast traffic on its wireless network.
An alternative became more urgent when the department decided to install a highway advisory radio (HAR) at Stevens Pass, to broadcast traffic and weather conditions to motorists in the immediate area.
For example, zones can be set up that divert all IP broadcast traffic away from certain ports.
 
 
 
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