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MAC Address Aging Definition: MAC Address Aging is a feature that removes inactive MAC addresses from a switch's address table after a specified period, helping to optimize network performance and security by keeping the table up to date with active devices.
MAC Address Aging is a feature in network switches that controls the length of time a Media Access Control (MAC) address is stored in the switch’s address table. When enabled, the switch removes MAC addresses that have not been seen for a specified period, preventing the address table from becoming outdated and reducing the risk of unauthorized access or network issues.