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A series of exercises and questions related to networking concepts, covering topics such as network components, mac addresses, and the osi model. It provides a practical approach to understanding networking fundamentals through interactive learning activities.
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LabSim Networking 3.
A MAC or hardware address is a unique identifier hard coded on every network adapter card. A valid MAC address has a total of 12 hexadecimal numbers. Hexa- decimal numbers contain the numbers 0 to 9 and letters A to F. Valid values in a MAC address range anywhere from 00 to FF. Note that one of the answers would be valid MAC address except it uses a G value, which is beyond the range of a hexadecimal number.
8. Which of the following is a valid MAC address? 95ABC2F4.ABC5.569D.43BF FABC.875E.9BG AB.07.CF.62.16.BD 145.65.254.10: AB.07.CF.62.16.BD MAC addresses are comprised of 12 hexadecimal digits (ranging from 0- 9 and A-F). They are typically represented as a three sets of four hexadecimal digits or six sets of two hexadecimal digits separated with periods. Regardless of the grouping and separator values, look for 12 hex digits for a valid MAC address.