How do you clear all entries for a specific dynamic MAC address from the MAC Address Table?

To clear all entries for a specific dynamic MAC address from the MAC Address Table, the command to use is indeed "clear mac address-table dynamic address mac-address". This command effectively instructs the switch to remove dynamic MAC address entries corresponding to the specified address from its MAC Address Table.

The purpose of using this command is to ensure that the switch no longer remembers the association between a port and the specified MAC address. This is particularly useful in scenarios where devices are moved between ports, or when troubleshooting network issues related to MAC address entries.

In fabric management, the MAC Address Table stores the mapping of MAC addresses to the switch’s ports. By issuing this command, the network administrator can prompt the device to re-learn the correct port association for the specified MAC address based on future traffic, ensuring optimal operation and accurate mapping. This is crucial in maintaining a well-performing network environment where devices may frequently connect or disconnect.

Commands that simply refer to "remove" or "reset" are not valid for this specific action, as they do not follow the correct syntax used in network command-line interfaces like Cisco's. Proper command syntax is critical in network management to execute the required task effectively.