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The solution, then, is to configure your new Ethernet LAN so that it can exchange TCP/IP traffic. To understand how this works, we first need to understand a bit about Ethernet. On an Ethernet LAN, in particular, the Ethernet card in every machine has a unique hardware address. This hardware address is assigned to the card at the time of manufacture, and looks something like this: 00:01:02:CB:57:3C |
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