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| Question | Answer |
| ip | routable protocol |
| subnetting | seperates a network into multiple logically defined segments |
| ipv4 | four 8 bit octets or bytes |
| nodes network class | provides info about the segment or network to which the mode belongs |
| reasons to seperate traffic | enhanced security, improve performance, simplify troubleshooting |
| classful addressing | class a first 8 bits class b first 16 bits |
| classful addressing | an ip addressing convention that adheres to network class distinctions class a class b class c |
| subnet mask | indicates where network information is located in an ipv4 address |
| anding | a logical process of combining bits.a bit value of |
| tcpip protocol suite use | internet conectivity |
| tcp/ip fundamentals | ip routable protocol |
| ip | interfaces require unique ip address |
| ip | node may use multiple ip addresses |
| networks assign ip addresses | dynamically |
| class a | 1 to 126 |
| class b | 128 to 191 |
| class c | 192 to 223 |
| 127 | loopback |
| class a subnet | 255.0.0.0 |
| reasons for subnettting | geographic locations, departmental boundaries,technology types |
| ipv4 addressing | contains network and host information |
| subnetting | limit the amount of broadcast traffic which limits potential for collisions |
| subnetting | more efficient use of bandwidth gives better overrall performance |
| class full addressing | network info first and host second |
| classful addressing in ipv4 drawbacks | fixed network id size limits number of network hosts |
| classful addressing in ipv4 drawbacks | difficult to separate traffic from various parts of network |
| class a | 1 to 254 |
| ipv4 subnet masks | identifies how network subdivided |
| ipv4 subnet masks | indicates where network info is located |
| ipv4 subnet masks | 1 indicates network information |
| anding | combining bits |
| anding | bit value of 1 plus another bit value of 1 results in 1 |
| anding you see a 1 | put a 1 |
| anding you see a zero | put a zero |
| ip address plus subnet mask | network id |
| ipv4 subnetting techniques | subnetting alters classful ipv4 addressing rules |
| ipv4 subnetting techniques | ip address bits representing host info change to represent network information |
| ipv4 subnetting techniques | reduces usable host addresses per subnet |
| ipv4 subnetting techniques | number of hosts,subnets available after subnetting depend on host info bits borrowed |
| create a subnet | you borrow bits that would represent host information in classful addressing and use those bits to instead represent network information |
| calculating ipv4 subnets | 2to the nth - 2 = y |
| n | number of subnet mask bits needed to switch from 0 to 1 the number of bits to borrow |
| y | number of resulting subnets |
| cidr | classless interdomain routing |
| supernet | a subnet created by moving the subnet boundary to the left |
| supernet mask | a thirty two bit number when combined with a devices ipv4 address indocates the kind of supernet to which the device belongs |
| cidr | conventional network class distinctions do not exist |
| classless routing | supernetting |
| cidr notation | slash notation |
| cidr notation | network id followed by a forward slash,followed by the number of bits that are used for the extended network prefix |
| extended network prefix | the combination of an ip address's network id and subnet information.a device can determine the subnet to which an address belongs |
| to take advantage of classless routing | your networks routers must be able to interpret ip addresses that dont adhere to convential network class parameters |
| default gateway | first interprets its outbound requests to other subnets and then interprets its inbound requests from other subnets |
| subnet prefix | the sixty four bit prefix in an ipv6 address that identifies a subnet |
| route prefix | the prefix in an ipv6 address that identifies a route.slash notation is used to define them |
| cidr block | the number of bits used for an extended network prefix |
| moving the subnet boundary to the left | allows you to use more bits for host info and generate more useable ip addresses on your network |
| ietf | internet engineering task force |
| ietf | recognized that additional measures were necessary to increase the availability and flexibility of ip addresses |
| cidr | provides additional ways of arranging network and host info in an ip address |
| ipv6 address | composed of 128 bits |
| ipv4 address | composed of 32 bit |
| ipv4 address | 2 to the thirty two available addresses |
| ipv6 addresses | 2 to the 128 addresses available in ipv6 |
| every ipv6 address | is classless |
| ipv6 address | do not use subnet masks |
| unicast address | address assigned to a single interface on the network |
| unicast address | represented in binary form |
| interfaces that share a subnet prefix | belong to the same subnet |
| lan subnetting | lan devices interpret device subnetting information |
| if you use subnetting on your lan | only your lans devices need to interpret your devices subnetting information |
| subnetting | does not affect how a device is addressed by external networks |
| subnetting in ipv6 | classes and subnet masks are not used |
| subnetting in ipv6 | subnet represented by leftmost 64 bits in an address |
| gateway | combination of software and hardware that enables two different network segments to exchange data |
| gateways | facilitates communication between different networks or subnets |
| gateways interface on router advantage | one router can supply multiple gateways |
| default gateways may connect | multiple internal networks or an internal to an external networks |
| address translation | hide ip addresses or internal address transferred to public address |
| network address translation | substitute private ip address with a publicly known ip address |
| get to gateway the router | substitutes the private address with a public address |
| static network address translation | useful when operating a mail server |
| 192.168.00 | 192.168.255.255 |
| 172.16.0.0 | 172.31.255.255 |
| 10.0.0.00 | 10.255.255.255 |
| snat | each client is associated with one public and one private address that never changes |
| dynamic network address translation | ip masquerading |
| supernetting | goes to the left to give more hosts |
| subnetting | goes to the right to give more networks |
| dnat | limited pool of internet valid ip addresses is shared by multiple private network hosts |
| dnat | internet valid ip address might be assigned to any clients outgoing transmission |
| port address translation | each client session with server on internet assigned seperate tcp port number |
| pat | send out info with a port number at the end. go to this street at this house. |
| port numbers | registered well known open |
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