Answer to Question #237878 in Computer Networks for Oprah

Question #237878

Explain the difference between a MAC address and an IP address. You should relate your answer to the OSI model


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2021-09-16T01:47:16-0400

The MAC address is a layer 2 PDU a unique identifier of a device issued at the time of manufacturing of a device to identify a host on a local network while the IP address is a layer 3 PDU uniquely identifying a device/host when connected to a network hence making it routable on a WAN.


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