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The destination MAC address is not in the address list of the switch. How does the switch handle data frames?
Well, I read the answers from two people upstairs, and I don't think they are very good. Let me talk about them.

First, when a port of a switch receives a data frame, it will first check its cam table to see if there is a corresponding destination mac address, and if there is, it will forward it. Otherwise, the switch will flood all ports except the receiving port and ask who owns this MAC address. Flooding will send a broadcast, and other connected switches will do the same after receiving the broadcast. Check their cam tables first, if not, continue flooding.

To sum up, I think D should be chosen for this question.

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