Physical address, Logical address, Port address, and Specific address in networking Classkarlo 

Understanding Network Addressing: Physical, Logical, and Port Addresses
Dive deep into the world of network addressing, a crucial concept in computer networking. This video provides a clear and concise explanation of the three primary types of addresses used in networks: physical addresses, logical addresses, and port addresses.
Key topics covered:
Physical address (MAC address): A unique identifier assigned to network interface cards (NICs).
Logical address (IP address): An address used to identify devices on a network.
Port address: A number used to identify specific applications or services running on a device.
Relationship between physical, logical, and port addresses
Examples and use cases of each type of address
Whether you're a networking professional, student, or simply curious about how networks function, this video will provide you with a solid understanding of network addressing.
Tags:
network addressing
physical address
MAC address
logical address
IP address
port address
networking concepts
networking fundamentals
computer networks
information technology
IT
technology
education
tutorial
guide
explanation
learn networking
network interface card (NIC)
TCP/IP
network protocols
applications
services
networking basics