Which of the following reasons may cause the local device to be unable to learn the ARP information of the other device? (Multiple choice)

The correct answer is A. The device is attacked by ARP B. Link transmission is unstable or optical power is insufficient C. The address configured on the interface is not in the same network segment as the peer device. D. The physical layer of the connection is not normal. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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AThe device is attacked by ARP
BLink transmission is unstable or optical power is insufficient
CThe address configured on the interface is not in the same network segment as the peer device.
DThe physical layer of the connection is not normal

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