| MACADDR(3) | macaddr 1.0.1 | MACADDR(3) |
packet.link.macaddr - MacAddr module
Create an object to represent a MAC address. A MAC address is given either by a series of hexadecimal numbers or using the ":" notation. It provides a mechanism for comparing this object with a regular string.
MacAddr address object
Usage:
from packet.link.macaddr import MacAddr
mac = MacAddr('E4CE8F589FF4')
The following expressions are equivalent:
mac == 'E4CE8F589FF4'
mac == 'e4ce8f589ff4'
mac == 'e4:ce:8f:58:9f:f4'
Methods defined here: ---------------------
__eq__(self, other) Compare two MAC addresses and return True if both are equal.
__ne__(self, other) Compare two MAC addresses and return False if both are equal.
Static methods defined here: ----------------------------
__new__(cls, mac) Create new instance by converting input string into a persistent representation of a MAC address.
No known bugs.
Jorge Mora (mora@netapp.com)
| 21 March 2023 | NFStest 3.2 |