Networks and Security: Quiz 5

What are the two types of IP addresses?

What type?

192.168.10.150

What type?

3002:0bd6:0000:0000:0000:ee00:0033:6778

192.168.1.23 is an example of an IPv? address.

IPv? addresses have four, 1 to ? digit numbers separated by decimal points.

??? address is a unique alphanumeric identifier that is assigned to each physical device on a network.

All data packets include an IP address; this is referred to as an IP packet or datagram. A router uses the IP address to route packets from network to network based on information contained in the IP ?????? of a data packet. ??????information communicates more than just the address of the destination. It also includes information such as the source IP address, the size of the packet, and which protocol will be used for the data portion of the packet.

An IPv4 packet is made up of two sections, the h????? and the d???:

The size of the IP header ranges from 20 to 60 bytes. The header includes the IP r?????? information that devices use to direct the packet. The format of an IP packet header is determined by the IPv4 protocol.

The length of the d??? section of an IPv4 packet can vary greatly in size. However, the maximum possible size of an IP packet is 65,536 bytes. It contains the me????? being transferred to the transmission, like website information or email text.

There are ?? fields within the header of an IPv4 packet

The first 4-bit header tells receiving devices what protocol the packet is using.

???? is the packet’s header length. This value indicates where the packet header ends and the data segment begins.