Question
One of these things is typically combined with the system priority to make a system ID in the Link Aggregation Control Protocol, or LACP. These things are statically or dynamically learned when adding them to a CAM table, and are removed over time in a process called “aging”. The first bit of these things indicates whether they’re universally or locally administered. These things contain an organizationally unique identifier, or OUI, that is assigned to manufacturers by IEEE (“I triple E”). Switches contain a (*) table that maps these things to ports, which determines where to forward layer 2 frames. As of iOS 14 and Android 10, these things are always randomized when connecting to a Wi-Fi network to make it harder to track devices. For 10 points, name these 48-bit values that are similar to IP addresses, except they identify physical devices on a local network. ■END■
ANSWER: MAC addresses [prompt on “hardware addresses” or “physical addresses”]
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Conv. % | Power % | Average Buzz |
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100% | 25% | 119.50 |
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