Re: Strange MAC address

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> > > MAC=00:a0:cc:28:56:c4:00:09:b6:13:9a:7c:08:00
> > There are 12 octets here, so it is:
> > Source MAC: 00:a0:cc:28:56:c4:00
> > Dest   MAC: 09:b6:13:9a:7c:08:00
> Unfortunately this is not fully correct. The first 12 octetts are the
> MAC addresses. The last two specify the protocol. All in all it is the
> *whole* ethernet header:
> Source MAC 00:a0:cc:28:56:c4
> Dest MAC   00:09:b6:13:9a:7c
> Protocol   08:00  (see RFC894)
Thanks, i knew there was something wrong about these MACs.

Regards,
Maciej



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