Study Guide
Computer Systems Technology
Study Guide
- What is an IP address?
- Define the following:
- Bit
- Byte
- Octet
- Network Address
- Broadcast Address
- How many bits in a IP address
- What are the 3 ways to display a IP address? Give an example of each.
- Is the 32 bit IP address structured or flat? Hierarchical or nonhierarchical?
- Why was Hierarchical addressing chosen?
- How many addresses can the 32 bit ip address structure handle?
- What does the network address define? Give an example of what a network address is.
- What does the node address define? What is another name for a node address? Give an example of what a node address is.
- What are the 3 Classes of addresses? What are they each most commonly used for?
- What must always be off in a Class A network address?
- What is the maximum and minium that this will allow the first octet to be?
- What is dictated as far as must be on or off for a Class B address?
- What is the maximum and minium that this will allow the first octet to be?
- What is dictated as far as must be on or off for a Class C address?
- What is the maximum and minium that this will allow the first octet to be?
- What addresses are reserved for class D and E?
- What are the following addresses reserved for?
- 0.0.x.x
- 255.255.x.x
- 127.0.0.1
- x.x.0.0
- x.x.255.255
- 0.0.0.0
- 255.255.255.255
- Which of the octets are used for the network address and for the node address in a Class A address?
- How can you tell if an address is a Valid Class A address?
- Which of the octets are used for the network address and for the node address in a Class B address?
- How can you tell if an address is a Valid Class B address?
- Which of the octets are used for the network address and for the node address in a Class C address?
- How can you tell if an address is a Valid Class C address?
- What is a Private IP address?
- Why were they created?
- For private IP addresses to work on the internet what needs to be in place?
- What ip address Class is best for use in a corperation? For a home user?
- Define the following types of broadcast addresses:
Layer 2 broadcasts- Broadcasts (layer 3)
- Unicast
- Multicasts
- What are Layer 2 broadcasts also know as?How far do they go?
- How far does a Layer 3 broadcast go?
- What is a good example of a broadcast message?
- What is the difference between a broadcast and a Unicast?
- If a address has a 0 or a 255 in it is it automaticaly a broadcast?
- What does a Multicast do? Why is this useful?
- How does Multicast work?
- What is the main idea of NAT?
- In NAT what are inside and outside networks?
- Describe the following types of NAT:
- Static NAT
- Dynamic NAT
- Overloading