2.9 What is the MAC (physical) address of the interface that you listed in the answer to the question Q 2.1? 2.9.1 Do you see other MAC (physical) addresses on your machine besides the one listed in your answer to Q 2.9? Briefly explain your answer. 2.10 Who is the vendor of your NIC? (Go online and search for a site that does MAC address lookup (e.g., http://www.askapache.com/online-tools/mac-lookup/ or check some other lookup sides on the Internet). 2.11 Is DHCP enabled for the interface listed by you in answer to Q 2.1? In other words, do you obtain your local IP address automatically or it was set manually (statically)? 2.11.1 If DHCP service is enabled, as listed by you in the answer to Q2.11, what is your DHCP server's IP address?

2.9 What is the MAC (physical) address of the interface that you listed in the answer to the question Q 2.1? 2.9.1 Do you see other MAC (physical) addresses on your machine besides the one listed in your answer to Q 2.9? Briefly explain your answer. 2.10 Who is the vendor of your NIC? (Go online and search for a site that does MAC address lookup (e.g., http://www.askapache.com/online-tools/mac-lookup/ or check some other lookup sides on the Internet). 2.11 Is DHCP enabled for the interface listed by you in answer to Q 2.1? In other words, do you obtain your local IP address automatically or it was set manually (statically)? 2.11.1 If DHCP service is enabled, as listed by you in the answer to Q2.11, what is your DHCP server's IP address?

Systems Architecture

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ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter13: Internet And Distributed Application Services

Section: Chapter Questions

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