Must ensure that new service advertisement are learned if the SP-DB full mDNS setting?

MAC Priority is the SP-DB setting that governs how the controller handles new mDNS service advertisements when the Service Provider Database has reached its maximum capacity. By assigning priority based on MAC address, the system can evict lower-priority entries and insert new service records, ensuring that newly advertised services are still learned and distributed across the network.

mDNS gate refers to the function that controls forwarding or filtering of mDNS traffic between network segments, not the mechanism that manages database capacity for new service advertisements.

Service Advertisement describes the general process by which devices announce mDNS services on the network, but it is not a specific SP-DB configuration setting that governs behavior when the database is full.

LSS (Location Specific Services) is a feature that restricts mDNS service visibility based on location or VLAN groupings, not a setting that controls how the SP-DB handles overflow when at capacity.