A IP address can be accessed by devices outside of the local network.
Which layer of the OSI model is responsible for assigning MAC addresses?
How many bits does a MAC address consist of?
What is the successor of IPv4?
What is the total number of unique IPv4 addresses that can be assigned?
What is the length of a MAC address?
OSI Model
Can a MAC address be changed?
MAC Address
Using a IP address provides an additional layer of security by hiding devices from the public internet.
When a device communicates with the internet, its private IP address is translated to a IP address through a process called Network Address Translation (NAT).
Mac address spoofing is often used in attacks to intercept network traffic.
MAC addresses are made up of groups of two hexadecimal digits.
IP v6 addresses are made up of bits.
IPv4
IPv6
How many bytes are there in a MAC address?
IP
The first three groups in a MAC address represent the of the device.
