Layer 3 switching
**Layer 3 switching**
What is Layer 3 switching?
Layer 3 switching performs routing functions at the network layer (Layer 3) of the OSI model. Unlike traditional switches that forward data based on MAC addresses, Layer 3 switches can forward data based on IP addresses. They combine the capabilities of a router and a switch, providing faster routing within a local area network (LAN) because they use hardware to perform the routing functions. They are commonly used to improve network performance and reduce latency in larger networks.
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