NETWORK ADMINISTRATION MIDTERM EXAM IDENTIFICATION 24-25

The primary purpose of IP addressing is to enable devices to (a)   with each other.

An IPv4 (a)   uses a 32-bit format.

IPv4 addresses are written as four (a)   numbers separated by periods.

An IPv6 address uses a (a)   -bit format.

IPv6 addresses are formatted using (a)   digits separated by colons.

IP addresses used on the internet and assigned by ISPs are known as (a)  

Reserved IP addresses for local networks are referred to as (a)  

Class _ IP addresses used for large networks.

(a)  

(a)   address is automatically assigned by a DHCP server.

Class _ IP addresses are reserved for multicast.


(a)