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How many bits use for MAC address?

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How many bits use for MAC address?..

Answer / shh

48 bits

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How many bits use for MAC address?..

Answer / abhi

48 bits.
OR
6 bytes = 6*8bits= 48 bits.

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How many bits use for MAC address?..

Answer / vasu

48 bits. Six pairs of hexadecimal digits.

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How many bits use for MAC address?..

Answer / aditya sharma

6bytes or 48 bits simple... ;)

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How many bits use for MAC address?..

Answer / hari

3 bits

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How many bits use for MAC address?..

Answer / shaik

32

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How many bits use for MAC address?..

Answer / chandan kumar

64 bit

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