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--- networking:atm_addresses [15/01/2025 12:55] – andrew
+++ networking:atm_addresses [15/01/2025 12:58] (current) – andrew
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 address are:
-  * The switch prefix, consisting of the first 13 bytes, which is typically the same for all
+  * The switch prefix, consisting of the first 13 bytes, which is typically the same for all ports on a single switch. For example:- **47000580ffe1000000f2150f5b**
-ports on a single switch. For example:- 47000580ffe1000000f2150f5b
-  * The end system identifier (ESI), consisting of bytes 14 through 19, which usually is
-the six-byte hardware MAC address of a particular adapter card. For example:- 002048102aef
-  * The selector byte, the last byte of the ATM address. For example:- 0a
-The following is a sample of the entire ATM address:- 47000580ffe1000000f2150f5b002048102aef0a
+  * The end system identifier (ESI), consisting of bytes 14 through 19, which usually is the six-byte hardware MAC address of a particular adapter card. For example:- **002048102aef**
+  * The selector byte, the last byte of the ATM address. For example:- **0a**
-If you are specifying the address in NetWare, Windows NT, or Windows 95, you can use peri-
+The following is a sample of the entire ATM address:- **47000580ffe1000000f2150f5b002048102aef0a**
-ods to separate the logical components of the address:- 47000580ffe1000000f2150f5b.002048102aef.0a
+If you are specifying the address in NetWare, Windows NT, or Windows 95, you can use periods to separate the logical components of the address:- **47000580ffe1000000f2150f5b.002048102aef.0a**
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 Their use is not required, and they can be placed at irregular intervals as frequently as every
 byte.
+----
+From:-
+ForeRunner HE/200E/LE \\
+ATM Adapters for the PC \\
+User’s Manual \\
+MANU0177-04 - Rev. A - February, 1999 \\