Networking Concepts Quiz Chapter 4- prt3-4

IPv6 datagram is sent as a payload in a IPv4 datagram

• Dual Stack

• Tunneling

• Icann

• Authentication

It is to determine "good" paths (equivalently, routes), from sending host to receiving host, through a network of routers.

• Routing algorithm classification

• Routing protocol goal

• Interface

• Policy-based routing

The boundary between a host or a router and the physical link.

• Interface

• Network Neutrality

• Gateway

• Port

32-bit IPv4 address space would be completely allocated; speed processing/forwarding; flows

• Reasons to Maintain Ipv4 Indefinitely

• Benefits of Using Static Ip Addresses

• Drawbacks of Network Address Translation

• Motivations for IPv6

It is an isolated network; a set of hosts and routers that can communicate with each other directly.

• Subnet

• Network

• Ttl

• Icann

IP header used to ensure that a packet is forwarded through no more than N routers.

• TTL

• SOA

• ARP

• PROTOCOL

It is in charge of allocating IP addresses, through 5 regional registries.

• IAB

• W3C

• ICANN

• IEEE

It is an area where our technical interests in computer networking intersect with social, political, and economic considerations.

• Network Neutrality

• Wireless Network

• Convergence Culture

• Network Objectivity

It is defined as a 32-bits address that segregates an IP address into network bits that identify the network and host bits that identify the device operating on that network.

• Subnet mask

• Ip address

• Dns server

• Default gateway

It contains the WAN side address and the LAN side address.

• NAT translation table

• Mac address table

• Interface

• Ip address table