Which two commands can be used to show the content of a bridge table?

The command that reveals the content of a bridge table is specifically designed to provide insights into the Ethernet switching information within a network device. By using the command to display the Ethernet switching table, you can view details such as MAC addresses, VLANs, and ports associated with different entries. This information is essential for understanding how frames are being forwarded in a bridged network environment and how devices are interconnected.

The other commands mentioned do serve different purposes. For instance, a command that deals with the routing forwarding table typically pertains to IP routing and not specifically to bridging data. Another command suggests showing a bridging table, which may be a less common command in certain Junos environments. The show forwarding table command may refer to different operational contexts that are not specific to Ethernet switching. Thus, the command that directly pertains to displaying the bridge (or Ethernet switching) table is the most accurate choice in this scenario.