nätverksadresserna
Nätverksadresserna, often translated as network addresses, are fundamental to how devices communicate within computer networks. They serve as unique identifiers for each node or endpoint participating in the network. These addresses enable the routing and delivery of data packets from their source to their intended destination. There are two primary types of network addresses: the logical address, commonly known as the IP address, and the physical address, which is the MAC address.
The IP address is a software-based address that can be assigned dynamically or statically. It operates at
When a device sends data, it uses the destination IP address to guide the packet across the