L2 typically refers to Layer 2 in the OSI model, specifically the Data Link Layer. In networking, this layer is responsible for transferring data between two directly connected nodes. Common Layer 2 technologies include Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and protocols like the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) for mapping IP addresses to MAC addresses. Switches operate at Layer 2, using MAC addresses to forward data packets within a local network.
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