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1. superuser.com › questions › 349579What can cause a MAC Address to change? - Super User

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   A MAC address is the physical address of the layer two medium, and in general will remain with the hardware it is allocated to - in a physical nic, it resides in the firmware or flash on the nic. MAC addresses can be spoofed such as with macchanger on linux so as usual, nothing is concrete.

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2. techcommunity.microsoft.com › t5 › windows-serverOn my teamed NIC, the MAC address keeps changing. How do I ...

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   Oct 30, 2018 · After rebooting, the MAC address keeps changing (based on IPCONFIG /all). Application software is based on MAC, so the application keeps failing after reboot. I've read that the Team uses the first NIC cards MAC, but I've also read that it may choose randomly based on load balancing.

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4. networkengineering.stackexchange.com › questionsModern routers: number of NICs, ports and mac addresses

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   Is it true to say that every port has a different MAC and IP address, and thus a NIC might have multiple different MAC and IP addresses (corresponding to the appropriate ports)? Normally, yes. A router requires multiple ports in order to connect to different subnets.

5. www.computernetworkingnotes.com › ccna-study-guideMAC Addresses Explained with Examples - ComputerNetworkingNotes

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   Sep 14, 2024 · MAC addresses of all NICs or onboard NIC devices manufactured by the same manufacturer always start with the same 3-bytes OUI numbers. For example, suppose the IEEE assigns an OUI “0000AA” to the xyz company.

6. community.cisco.com › t5 › routingoutput show me the same MAC address twice - Cisco Community

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   Jul 30, 2015 · some interfaces allow you to configure user-defined MAC addresses: R1#show int f0/0 | i bia. Hardware is AmdFE, address is cc00.0fac.0000 (bia cc00.0fac.0000) R1#conf t. Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. R1(config)#int f0/0. R1(config-if)#mac-address 0200.0000.0001.

7. stackoverflow.com › questions › 23935095How are MAC addresses used in routing packets? - Stack Overflow

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   May 29, 2014 · The source MAC address is the MAC address of the sender's NIC. The destination MAC address is determined based on the routing process. If the destination IP address is on a different network segment, the sender's NIC uses the MAC address of the default gateway (router) to forward the packet.

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   Do all NICs use the same MAC address?

   • Thus, this procedure ensures that no two NICs use the same MAC address in the universe. There are three types of MAC address; unicast, multicast, and broadcast. Unicast MAC address represents a specific NIC or onboard NIC ports in the network. The inbuilt MAC address of a NIC is the unicast MAC address of that NIC.

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   Does a NIC have a unique MAC address?

   • This is true for any number of NICs, irrespective of the medium. They all have their own MAC addresses and hence would acquire unique logical addresses. Mac address can change when installing a new ethernet card.Also when switching internet providers can change a mac address.

   What can cause a MAC Address to change? - Super User

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   How MAC address is assigned to a NIC or onboard Nic?

   • NIC converts hexadecimal numbers of the MAC address in binary numbers before processing and using it. As mentioned above, you can’t assign MAC address to a NIC or onboard NICs. When you purchase a new NIC or a device with onboard NICs, it arrives with a pre-configured MAC address or MAC addresses, respectively.

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   Why does my MAC address keep changing after rebooting?

   • After rebooting, the MAC address keeps changing (based on IPCONFIG /all). Application software is based on MAC, so the application keeps failing after reboot. I've read that the Team uses the first NIC cards MAC, but I've also read that it may choose randomly based on load balancing. I cannot view the MACs of the ethernet adapters.

   On my teamed NIC, the MAC address keeps changing. How

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   What is a MAC address?

   • A MAC address is the physical address of the layer two medium, and in general will remain with the hardware it is allocated to - in a physical nic, it resides in the firmware or flash on the nic. MAC addresses can be spoofed such as with macchanger on linux so as usual, nothing is concrete.

   What can cause a MAC Address to change? - Super User

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   Does a NIC change MAC address?

   • The MAC address of a NIC will never change. Once you are in a network it uses RARP to get its logical address from the network. Now say you install a new NIC and join a network (say the Internet). Each card will get their unique IPs provided by the ISP. So NIC-1 will mind its business and would not interfere with NIC-2 and NIC-2 would do the same.

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9. www.ccnahub.com › ip-fundamentals › understandingUnderstanding Ethernet MAC Addresses - CCNA HUB

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   An Ethernet MAC address is a hardware address, therefore, it MUST uniquely identifies every Ethernet device in the world. When vendors create network devices such Ethernet NICs, wireless devices, routers, and switches, they burn-in these addresses into their devices.