Serial info, Mac address in PCI configuration space, and missing interpratation of 2 bytes

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Hi,
When I am running (for a Mellanox Connectx-2 NIC):
lspci -vvv -s 0000:01:00.0 | grep  Serial
I get :

Capabilities: [148 v1] Device Serial Number 00-02-c9-03-00-57-b1-00

The MAC address of the device is 00-02-c9-57-b1-00; this is the output
of the above lspci command without the two
inner bytes of 03-00

I noticed that I get the same thing with other NIC devices from other
vendors(I mean that the the MAC address is the result excluding the
two inner bytes); but the values of the inner bytes differ. For
example, in a different case I got "ff ff" as the two inner bytes,

My question is: what does the "03-00" and "ff-ff" (and probably other
values for other  nics) mean  and how can I decipher them ?
And what is [148 v1]  which immediately follows: "Capabilities:" in
the output of the lspci above? in a different nic I got
140 and not 148, like this:"Capabilities: [140 v1]"

Regards,
Kevin



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