ARP only permits address resolution to occur on a single network. could ARP send a request to a remote server in an IP datagram? why or why not?

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Zaiden Chandler

Computers & Technology

18 July, 02:47

ARP only permits address resolution to occur on a single network. could ARP send a request to a remote server in an IP datagram? why or why not?

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Sierra Evans · Answer 1

The answer to this question is Yes it is possible

Explanation:

It can be done In the case where a special server is required in each network that would forward the request to the remote ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) server and will receive the response from the server and send it to the requesting host. So we conclude that we can do that hence the answer is Yes.