Definition
A link-layer hardware address, commonly 48 bits on Ethernet. DHCPv4 often uses it as part of client identity, but it can be changed, duplicated, or hidden behind relays.
Definition, context, related terminology, and source references for MAC address.
A link-layer hardware address, commonly 48 bits on Ethernet. DHCPv4 often uses it as part of client identity, but it can be changed, duplicated, or hidden behind relays.