Give Answers to the Following Question. What is the IP address you have used for configuration? Mention the class as well. How many Networks are there in the given Network? How many bits you have borrowed? Mention bits borrowed for each NETWORK. Classify the NETWORKS on basis of same number of IP addresses.

Q: What is network address in an IP Address? Give Example?

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Q: Can a machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses? If yes then how could this occur?

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Q: 3. Based on the network devices, answer the following questions..... a. What do you think is the…

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Q: Can a machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses? If yes then how could this occur?

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Q: Is it feasible for two network interfaces with the same MAC address to communicate with each other?…

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Q: Is there a reason you need a dedicated IP address for your private network? Is it feasible that in…

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Q: Explain what is the way to configure the DHCP server such that it allocates the same IP address to…

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Q: In DHCP. how does a client machine requesting an IP address know whether a DHCP offer message from a…

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Q: Let's say your youngster uses the school's wireless LAN to view www.google.com. (Or any other…

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Q: Showcase the four transport protocol services you know about. Please let me know whether the…

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Q: A host IP address is given as 220.10.120.100/26. Then (a)Obtain its subnet address (b)How many…

A: Given A host IP address is given as 220.10.120.100/26. Then   (a)Obtain its subnet address   (b)How…

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Q: What's the distinction between IP and MAC addresses?

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Q: Can a machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses? If yes then how could this occur?

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Q: In what ways might the protocols for transport be used to fulfill the needs of the users? Please…

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Q: in an IP address? What is it? Can mnemonic addresses truly be remembered so easily? How many…

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Q: Can a machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses? If yes then how could this occur?

A: Yes, a machine with single DNS name have multiple IP addresses.

Q: For the following address determine how many subnets can be produce based on the IP block and number…

A: 1. Given IP address is, 100.100.1.0/24 Number of Network bits= 24 Number of Host bits= 32-24= 8

Q: There is a chance that MAC addresses will be used by more than one network interface. Why are you…

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Q: When a service provided by a host on your network must always come from the same server, that host…

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Q: For computers on a LAN to communicate with one another, which protocol is used to assign IP…

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Q: How do you obtain an IP address? What is it? Can mnemonic addresses truly be remembered so easily?…

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Q: Consider that your computer is connected to the University local network. In order to navigate the…

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Q: How is an IPv6 IP address used that begins with 2000:: ? That begins with FE80::?

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Q: There is the possibility that MAC addresses may be used for more than one network interface at the…

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Q: Is it true that a router routes packets according to MAC addresses? If you answered yes, describe…

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Q: When an IPv6 address states it is reading the host, what does that mean? If you needed to find the…

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Q: A company has given network id 168.54.0.0/ 16. A company needs exactly three subnets and the subnets…

A: Introduction :Given , Network id : 168.54.0.0/16We have to create 3 subnets of the given network.

Q: How do you obtain an IP address? What is it? Can mnemonic addresses truly be remembered so easily?…

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Q: When a service provided by a host on your network must always come from the same server, you might…

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Q: Perform the subnetting on the below IP Address and find out the number of networks, network of,…

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Q: Explain the role of a switch and a router in a LAN, using the OSI layered model as reference.

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Q: Under the classful IP addressing system, how many class C address blocks are available? How many…

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Q: How do you obtain an IP address? What is it? Can mnemonic addresses truly be remembered so easily?…

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Q: Can a machine with a singular DNS name have multiple IP addresses? Whether so, how?

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Q: Perform the subnetting on the below IP Address and find out the number of networks, network of,…

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Q: Can a machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses? If yes then how could this occur?

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