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Which of the following is true about MAC addresses?
Which of the following is true about MAC addresses?
- MAC addresses are unique identifiers for devices on a network (correct)
- MAC addresses are sometimes referred to as IP addresses
- MAC addresses can be changed when the NIC card is replaced
- MAC addresses are made up of 32 bits
What is the general format of a MAC address?
What is the general format of a MAC address?
- AA – BB – CC – DD – EE – FF
- XX – YY – ZZ – WW – VV – UU
- 11 – 22 – 33 – 44 – 55 – 66
- NN – NN – NN – DD – DD – DD (correct)
What does the first six hexadecimal digits of a MAC address represent?
What does the first six hexadecimal digits of a MAC address represent?
- The IP address
- The manufacturer's code (correct)
- The device serial number
- The network fault identifier
When is a MAC address useful for identifying network faults?
When is a MAC address useful for identifying network faults?
What happens to the MAC address if the NIC card is replaced?
What happens to the MAC address if the NIC card is replaced?
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