The best way to understand a mac address is like a house.
If you add another networking device then you have another different mac address for it. Maybe like a neighbors house, just the other house is still on your street.
The IP address is like an apartment meaning 1 MAC address and several IP addresses(apartment a, b c and so on).
To have one networking device and more than one mac address would mean that virtual networking has been added and a quick system restore to the point prior to the date the new project started will return all configurations to normal, except there may be a few adjusments.
A computer might have more than one MAC address, if two or more NIC are installed, for example one wired and one wireless Ethernet card.
write the five features of computer that more productive than a human being?
There are 5 clocks in the computer but it is on your PC.
Exactness. A computer is going to be more accurate than a human trying to match by eye.
Yes, much more powerful. So are most ipods.
Having more than one NIC on a computer can cause Internet connectivity problems if the correct configurations are not performed. For example, one should not allocate both NIC's to the same subnet.
No. it's a more complicated process than that.
A toaster consumes more energy per second than a computer might, but toasters are used only occasionally; a computer could be left on for weeks or months at a time, meaning it uses more energy than a toaster.
yes a computer weighs more than a chair
Probably damaged memory. If computer memory is damaged the memory is marked as bad by controller on the chip. A lower amount of memory is reported to the operating system. Also Windows XP will only address 4gb of ram without using a physical address extension. More than this is ignored.
One of the most simplest ways a computer, or device, can obtain two IP addresses is if you have different network cards in your computer. For example, a laptop might has a Wireless Network Card as well as an Ethernet Card. You are able to assign an IP address to your Ethernet card and the Wireless card. Remember that an IP address is not assigned to a computer, but rather it is assigned to a network interface card.
It depends on your computer, If your computer is old and it's CPU ( Central Processing Unit ) and Graphic card has been used a lot than yes you might have trouble using it. You would have trouble with more than just that.
yes as long as you have a router the router will allow for more than one computer to get an ip address and distribute them through the switch allowing for more computers to connect to the internet
This happens in several cases,among them one of the reason is due the same I.P address of the more than one computer over the same network .It also may happen that the two computer is connected in LAN through a hub,so the IP Address may conflict.
You might need an extra LAN cable of CAT-5 at least.
It means that there are ninety nine billion addresses which can contain data in the Random Access Memory (this might be the case for a super computer or a large mainframe). Most PC's seldom have more than 16 Gigabytes of RAM (fall 2009) Windows Operating Systems prior to XP could not address more than 4.
Up to the limit that your computer can use you can increase both the amount of Random Access Memory inside your computer and fit a larger hard disk inside as well. RAM is the biggest limiting factor because if you put more RAM in than the computer can use you will only be able to use what your computer can actually address.
there are more than 100000 there are more than 100000