MAC vs. IP Address: See Description

[@x40ozSkiLz]

This was so much easier to listen to then other videos I've watched while studying for my CCNA.

[@EyeonTech]

Glad it was helpful! Did you see our CCNA Quiz video yet? kzbin.info/www/bejne/apipm5Vje9N3d5I

[@David00365]

my GOSH me too but we change NIC mac address using machanger )

[@chackochansebastian]

Finally my Computer Networks subject started making sense...

[@EyeonTech]

Hope we helped!

[@rajkumarmarichetty2737]

I spent 30 mins trying to understand how MAC Addresses and IP address were similar but different, this video helped me understand in 3 mins. Super awesome. Keep up the great work. 👍

[@EyeonTech]

Great to hear!

[@sharmilan9384]

This video made my day. I have just started the CCNA course, going through the ARP topic. One thing that was hitting my mind is "In a Network, IP address is enough to identify the device then why MAC is required?".After going through this video I'm able to understand clearly. Thank you, guys!!

[@EyeonTech]

So glad it was helpful! Good luck on the exam!

[@hariharani.s8897]

This channel is underrated. It deserves more recognition

[@EyeonTech]

😊

[@gayathrri]

One of the most useful things I've ever seen about IP address and MAC address. *Thank you*

[@tyrekewilliamsstaglon2161]

wow, you explained it way better than my professor did, thank-you so much

[@Onlyme2015]

You forgot to explain whats the difference between a local IP address(Which is also used in LAN) and a MAC address? Not all IP addresses r global.

[@shruthiramesh4824]

You go ahead with the explanation and with an example please

[@Ella.2023]

thank you so much for this video it helped me 60% with my IT test bc its in a different language. wish me luck!!

[@EyeonTech]

You can do it!

[@hmooodx9314]

Just to add, the used MAC address in networks can be changed through some software programs, it will do temporary change when lets say connecting to any WiFi network, but it wont permently change the original MAC address.

[@shruthiramesh4824]

😯is it?

[@emmanuelmatos7875]

This video helped so much! Thank you guys. I liked and subscribed. Can you guys do a video explaining subnetting and the different classes of IP addresses and what and why they're used for?

[@EyeonTech]

Thanks for watching! That's a great idea, we will definitely consider more on IP addresses.

[@tomaszkubczyk2551]

Clear and concise. Thanks for the explanation.

[@EyeonTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@warbraid]

the ipv6 address at 1:41 was invalid

[@prasannasiddireddy2619]

@1:42 The IPv6 address should be hexadecimal digits. You are using letters like L, K, M, N which don't make sense.

[@rbt-0007]

MAC address is not relevant only to the LAN. It is used and constantly updated by routers when frames are hopped from one router to another in the Internet.

[@99bssffdd]

wow in this 3 min vid . i learn not only diff but also what IP and Mac do and how data is transmit 👍

[@EyeonTech]

Thanks for watching!

[@habiv1377]

Very helpful for o the level examS✌️✌️✌️

[@EyeonTech]

Glad you think so! Good luck!

[@M3059-q8c]

00:55 Difference between IP & MAC Addresses

[@wydrif]

if you want to keep using free trials for a product will changing your mac address work or a vpn is needed instead?

[@andyanderson222]

Really helpful explanation. Thanks alot!

[@EyeonTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Task32]

If MAC Addresses are used within networks and IP's are global, then why do we need Private IP's?

[@Kreska0]

Straight to the point, thanks.

[@EyeonTech]

That's our goal! Thanks for watching.

[@win0044]

Does changing MAC address manually change the external IP address?

[@001sander2]

thanks this was helpful, I'm studying for my comptia and this clears up 2.2 a bit 😊

[@EyeonTech]

Best of luck!

[@Leon-mr4dp]

You can change the MAC address btw. I don't know why you are saying you cannot, its one cmd/terminal command...

[@h.rehaief3567]

Thanks great simple explanation

[@EyeonTech]

Glad you liked it

[@MrDarshD]

Clear and to the point! Thank you so much!

[@EyeonTech]

Glad you liked it!

[@unknown-qm6gi]

one thing I didnt understand is when host A wants to communicate to host B (both in same n/w) , a broadcast msg is send by A asking mac address of the host (Arp packet containing IP of B). So if they(A & B) can communicate once using ip address why cant they always use ip address to talk.

[@davidmaheshe4297]

i like this one but i have more question about OSI and TCP/ip Model

[@supersoniqamanyi3075]

clean explanation

[@EyeonTech]

Glad you think so!

[@skavist]

Very nice! Thank you so much.

[@EyeonTech]

Our pleasure!

[@LeonardJustin1]

good video, but the MAC address can be changed, and it's very easy to do so.

[@TommyFaucet]

Thank you guys, very clear!

[@EyeonTech]

Thanks for watching!

[@UmairKhan-om9ys]

Very much easier. Thanks

[@EyeonTech]

You're welcome!

[@amelaamelajiang493]

Belize intent..... TV company......... ... IP address ...........................mac

[@TommyMaverick]

Sooo it’s a routing number and an account number? Lol

[@michaelpinegar4980]

It can’t be changed but can be hidden

[@rexseppe7084]

thanks

[@EyeonTech]

Welcome!

[@lightstar1053]

mac addresses actually can be changed, who taught her computers? lol

[@captaingtech7alexandergil144]

Good video.And beautiful gird