What this means
The IEEE assigned the MA-L block D0B0DF to Mimosa Networks. Every network interface they manufacture under this block has a MAC address beginning with these digits, followed by a unique per-device identifier. If a device on your network shows a MAC starting D0:B0:DF, it is Mimosa Networks hardware.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns MAC prefix D0B0DF?
D0B0DF is registered to Mimosa Networks in the IEEE MA-L registry.
What does the MA-L registry type mean?
An MA-L assignment, the IEEE's original OUI format, gives the vendor the first three octets and 16,777,216 device addresses under them. Mimosa Networks's block covers 16,777,216 addresses.
What devices use D0B0DF?
Any network device with a MAC address starting D0:B0:DF was manufactured by or for Mimosa Networks.