Definition
A switch feature that permits IP traffic on an access port only when it matches trusted bindings, often learned through DHCP snooping or configured statically. It helps block source-address spoofing.
Definition, context, related terminology, and source references for IP Source Guard.
A switch feature that permits IP traffic on an access port only when it matches trusted bindings, often learned through DHCP snooping or configured statically. It helps block source-address spoofing.