Discussion
Each device on the Internet is given a unique network address known as its
Answer: B
The unique network address is the Internet Protocol Address.
Every device connected to the Internet is identified by an IP address, either IPv4 (such as 192.168.1.1) or IPv6, which lets data packets be routed to it across networks.
A MAC address is a hardware address burnt into a network card and used only within a local network. A port number identifies a particular service or application on a device, not the device itself, and 'specific address' is not a technical term.
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