What is a MAC ?

a. It is the network layer address of a NIC that can not be modified

b. It is the network layer address of a NIC that can be modified

c. It is the Data Link Layer address of a NIC that can not be modified

d. It is the Data Link Layer address of a NIC that can be modified



What is a MAC ? a. It is the network layer address of a NIC that can not be modified b. It is ..

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