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A MAC address is an almost unique identification number assigned to a device on an Ethernet network. In the OSI model is a MAC address in the data link layer (more specifically: de Media Access Control-sublaag). MAC stands for “Media Access Control” and is also called hardware address or physical address listed. It ensures that devices can communicate in an Ethernet network with each other. Virtually every network device has a fixed, manufacturer specific MAC address. MAC addresses are only locally relevant. As soon as a packet passes a router changes both the source- as the destination MAC address. The MAC address is usually referred to in hexadecimal form, for example 00:0C:6And:D2:11:E6. In it through the IEEE-802 standard certain numbering (MAC48) are there 281.474.976.710.656 (2566) unique capabilities. There is already a new standard because it is expected that the unique numbering ever 'on’ will hit. In principle, every device must have a unique MAC address, and no two may be the same in a network. This is achieved by assigning a different range of addresses to each manufacturer of network equipment. Manufacturers may use any address but once. On the first 24 bits of a MAC address (of Organizational Unique Identifier (YES)) the manufacturer of the equipment can be derived.[1] A host on a local network starts a connection by querying the MAC address of the receiving party. If no static reference is created on the host this is done with the Address Resolution Protocol and the broadcast MAC address FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF. To reduce the use of broadcasts are once scholar networking sites usually temporary cached locally. A network switch remembers the MAC addresses of connected devices in the CAM table (content addressable memory) so that traffic can be switched between two systems in question and not all cables have to be sent in a star network. This is very conducive to the speed of the network. A MAC address can also be used to form a EUI-64-IPv6 address. Some ISPs use the MAC address to identify their customers. If your Internet connection stops working after installing a new computer or network, , one should ask the service provider to carry out an ARP flush, or one can with a software trick mimic the previous MAC address (mac-cloning). By sending ARP packets with spoofed MAC addresses (arp-spoofing) it is possible to perform a man-in-the-middle-attack. Also, it can be sent from a plethora of ARP packets with random MAC addresses at a number of switches, lead to its' thinking’ that their CAM table is worthless so they then forward all packets from all ports and effectively change into a hub (cam-table-flooding). An attacker could then drain all local network traffic using a packet sniffer. The use of MAC addresses in a wireless network in order to verify the authenticity of users is the possibility of simulating any serious security solution. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC-adres