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	== Advantage for Mirror Port and Packet Brokers ==		== Advantage for Mirror Port and Packet Brokers ==

	The MAC burst detection can be used for a specific end device ( a file server,... ) or for the gateway of an uplink ( ~~router~~,... ). It allows to monitor links and end devices even in out-of-band installations.		The MAC burst detection can be used for a specific end device ( a file server,... ) or for the gateway of an uplink ( Router,... ). It allows to monitor links and end devices even in out-of-band installations.