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The document discusses network addressing, emphasizing the distinction between logical and physical addressing. Logical addressing, represented by IP addresses, is used for global communication across networks, while physical addressing refers to memory locations or MAC addresses used for device identification. It also highlights the differences between logical and physical addressing, including their generation, visibility, and usage in computing and networking.
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- my server
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- EN