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Who Is It, Honey?

Nov 23,2008 by alperen

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Who Is It, Honey?

If someone drives up your street and stops in the driveway, you're probably curious about whom it is. Likewise, when someone sends you data over a LAN, you might want to know who sent the data.

With Ethernet, the Ethernet header includes a source address field in addition to the destination address field. The source address identifies the Ethernet address of the NIC that sent the frame. Figure 5-6 shows an example, listing the addresses for all three PC's NICs, as well as the basic logic used.


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