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- Review the practice (Quiz) of the Number System to be familiar with binary math.
- Use the command “ipconfig” in Windows Command Prompt to find the IPv4 address of your currently used Ethernet adapter:
- Convert your IPv4 address from decimal to binary.
- Identify the class your IPv4 address belongs to.
- What is a private IP address? Why do we need private IP addresses?
- In this class identified in 2.2, what is the range of IPv4 address reserved as the private IP address?
- Subnetting
- Find out the subnet mask associated with your IPv4 address.
- Which part of your IPv4 address is the network ID, and which part is the host ID?
- Discuss what is subnetting and what is used for.
- [Option] Perform these activities at home to see the different results.
- Use tracers (or a similar command, e.g. traceroute in macOS or trace path in Linux) to find the path from your computer to a web server, e.g. google.com. From the output:
- Identify the server IP address.
- Identify the IP address of the gateway in your network.
- Draw a diagram to show the path.
- What other information does Tracert give you about the path?
- IPv6
- How IPv6 can address the limitations of IPv4
- Discuss the enhancements in IPv6
- How to achieve to make IPv4 and IPv6 coexist.
- Identify each layer of the TCP/IP architecture (five layers) in the Ethernet Properties dialog box.
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Income Tax Fundamentals 2013
ISBN: 9781285586618
31st Edition
Authors: Gerald E. Whittenburg, Martha Altus Buller, Steven L Gill
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