What is the purpose of ARP?
A.) IP to host name resolution
B.) Host name to IP address resolution
C.) Mac to IP address resolution
D.) IP to Mac address resolution
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Answer / tarunkakkar
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rarp changes mac address to ip address
whereas arp get mac address if ip address is known.
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