Which of the following IPV4 address types includes the most host addresses?
Class A
Class E
Class C
UDP
An ARP cache is best described as
a special file which translates names to IP addresses
a special file that preserves IP address locations when the computer is powered off
a special in-memory area that stores previously resolved IP hardware address translations
a special in-memory area in a router that defines a default gateway
An IPV4 header checksum provides which of these functions?
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error correction |
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error detection |
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error retransmission |
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data authentication |
CIDR refers to
a refreshing fall drink made with apples
a method to help Apple computers function on an IP network
an addressing approach in IP networks to allow more flexibility than Class addressing
an addressing method that allows for an additional 32 bits of information in a Classless IP address
1. Which of the following IPV4 address types includes the most host addresses?
option A) Class A - uses 8 bits for network address and 24 bits for host addresses.
2. An ARP cache is best described as
C) a special in-memory area that stores previously resolved IP hardware address translations
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3. IPV4 checksum provides : checksum is used to detect errors , redundant information is needed to correct errors.
Answer: Error detection
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4. CIDR refers to
C) an addressing approach in IP networks to allow more flexibility than Class addressing
Which of the following IPV4 address types includes the most host addresses? Class A Class E...
PART A 21 MARKS
SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS Answer ALL questions from this part. Write
your answers in the Examination Answer Booklet. Each question is
worth 1.5 marks (14 x 1.5 = 21 marks).
Question 1
An organisation has been granted a block of addresses with the mask
/22. If the organisation creates 8 equal-sized subnets, how many
addresses (including the special addresses) are available in each
subnet? Show your calculations.
Question 2
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