MAC & IP Formats Flashcards

(7 cards)

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MAC Address Format

A

12 Hexadecimal Digits Grouped In Pairs (48 Bits) eg: 00 1A BB 9F 2C D3

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IPV4

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4 Blocks of Denary numbers (32 Bits) from 0-255. Separated by full stops. eg: 0:255:101:32

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IPV6

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8 Blocks of 4 Hexadecimal Digits (128 Bits). Separated by colons eg: 2001:B801:4444:3333:B88F:9999:E422:0999

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4
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How many unique addresses does IPV6 give

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1 Billion

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How many unique addresses does IPV4 give

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Over 4 Million

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TRUE OR FALSE: The first three pairs of a MAC address are the Manufacturer ID Number (OUI) And the last 3 pairs are the serial number of the NIC

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TRUE

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How many unique MAC addresses?

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Roughly 281 Trillion Devices

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