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| an IP address includes two parts |
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| identifying a network, and identifying a device itself |
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| 32-bit value assigned to a computer and devices on a TCP/IP network. |
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| an IPV4 address consists of four 8-bit octets each octet is represented by a single decimal value in the range from zero to 255,and the octets are separated by periods. the first number representation is known as ? |
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| uses 128-bit instead of 32-bit addresses, resulting in a much larger pool of available addresses |
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| 32 hexadecimal digits in groups of 4, separated by a colon |
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| an IPV6, consecutive values of 0 are represented by ? |
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| is a value used with an IPV4 address to Indicate which part of an IP address is in the network ID and which part is in the host ID |
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| consists of 32 bits, divided into four 8-bit octets |
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| In a network that's divided into smaller networks or subnets, the host portion of a device's IP address is divided into ? |
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| which subnet the host is on |
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| a subnet IP address contains three parts |
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| a network ID, subnet ID, and host ID |
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| each node that connects to the network must have a ? |
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| each subnet must have a ? |
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| all devices on a subnet must share the same ? |
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| is reserved for testing and so can't be used as a node ID |
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| act as border devices for each subnet and use the network ID to route traffic between subnets on a network |
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| IP addressing, and computers in general, use a system of numerical notation called |
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| By making it possible to distinguish the part of an IP address that identifies a unique network, subnet mask supports the logical division of a network into smaller subnetworks or subnets. This process is known as ? |
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| IP addresses may be classful, belonging to defined blocks of addresses called ? |
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| what are addresses that organizations use internally, for nodes in their own networks that require IP connectivity? |
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| used to connect externally to the internet. |
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| there are three, nonroutable private IP address ranges |
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-1 class A range
-16 class B range
-256 class C range |
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| private IP address range class A |
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| private IP address range class B |
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| 172.16.0.0-172.31.255.255 |
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| private IP address range class C |
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| 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255 |
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| TCP/IP-Class A address range and subnet |
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| Class A addresses are for ? |
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| networks with extremely large numbers of host |
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| in a class A address ? of the 32 bits are used to identify a host |
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| what are the remaining 8 bits in a class A use to identify? |
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| TCP/IP-Class B address range and subnet |
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128.0.0.0-191.255.255.255
255.255.0.0 |
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| TCP/IP-Class C address range and subnet |
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192.0.0.0-223.225.225.225
255.255.255.0 |
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| TCP/IP-Class D address range |
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| 224.0.0.0-239.255.255.255 |
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| Class D addresses are set aside to support ? |
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| assigns a single class D address to all members of a multicast session |
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| configured to route multicast addresses |
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| TCP/IP-Class E address range |
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| 240.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 |
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| Class E addresses are set aside for ? |
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| research and experimentation |
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| APIPA (Automatic Private IP Addressing) |
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| enables a client using the Dynamic host control protocol, or DHCP, to configured itself with an IP address in the range from 169.254.0.1 to 169.254.255.254 |
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| APIPA addresses use a ? default class B subnet mask |
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| APIPA addresses are not ?, so a device with a APIPA address can't communicate outside its local subnet |
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| one to many transmission, one sender to all receivers |
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| one to one transmission, one host sends and the other receives |
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| one to many, one sender to a group of receivers |
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| Classful networks support a limited number of nodes because ? |
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| of the limitations of the IP addresses they're assigned |
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