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what happened when we put same ip address in two computer in network , and what happened when we put same mac address in two pc in the same network
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Dakinggamer87
Every NIC card has a unique MAC address. As for your second question you will create a resource conflict if that scenario occurs. Each PC needs a unique IP address on the network whether it's statically configured or via DHCP which will automatically assign IP addresses via a server.
I hope this answers your question.
aimens
you tru give two devices same mac ?
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aimens
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you tru give two devices same mac ?
MAC addresses have two components...the vendor code and the unique ID to that NIC. If you intentionally give two computers the same MAC address, you are "spoofing" the MAC address of at least one of those NICs. The technique is more of a malicious use and relates to security...I wouldn't worry too much about it for Network+ because I doubt they cover it. Essentially it's to capture traffic destined for another device at layer 2, or to defeat MAC filtering on a network appliance.
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