Multiple Choice
What is the reason why multicast MAC addresses do not provide a unique representation of IPv4 multicast addresses?
A) Multicast MAC addresses do provide a unique representation of IP multicast addresses if the administrator configures the translation correctly
B) The MAC layer does not provide a means for identifying multicast traffic
C) There are insufficient bits available in the multicast MAC address to provide for a one to one relationship to a multicast IP address
D) There are insufficient bits available in the multicast IP address to provide for a one to one relationship to a multicast MAC address
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