A. the network to which the host belongs (x) B. the physical identity of the computer on the network C. the node of the subnetwork which is being addressed D. the broadcast identity of subnetwork A. source address B. destination address C. source and destination addresses (x) D. there are no addresses in the IP packet header. A. same vendor code B. same network ID (x) C. same MAC address D. separate subnets A. host bits B. subnet bits C. network bits D. subnet and network bits (x) A. 18 bits B. 19 bits C. 20 bits (x) D. That is an invalid mask for a Class B network. A. decreases it, because broadcasts are not forwarded outside a subnet (x) B. decreases it, because it will take less time for a host to get broadcasts from the routers. C. increases it, because the packets must be forwarded to all subnets D. increases it, because router's duplicate broadcasts A. Internal Service Protection B. Internal Service Provider C. Internet Service Provider (x) D. Internet Service Protection A. flat (x) B. circular C. hierarchical D. elliptical A. Class A (x) B. Class B C. Class C D. No class of network allows the borrowing of 15 bits. A. performed only by switches B. performed only by different devices C. they are different processes D. they are the same process (x) A. 205.255.170.205 (x) B. 109.255.170.109 C. 205.127.200.205 D. 109.127.200.109 A. 8 B. 16 (x) C. 32 D. 64 A. 0 B. 11111111 (x) C. 10101011 D. 10101010 A. The first octet is assigned locally. B. The second octet is assigned locally. C. The first and second octets are assigned locally. D. The third and fourth octets are assigned locally. (x) A. 4 B. 8 C. 16 D. 32 (x) A. Layer 1 B. Layer 2 C. Layer 3 (x) D. Layer 4 A. 2 B. 4 C. 6 (x) D. 8 A. 10100100 (x) B. 10010010 C. 11000100 D. 10101010 A. source IP address B. vendor number C. host protocol D. host ID (x) A. 190.12.253.255 B. 190.44.255.255 C. 221.218.253.255 (x) D. 129.219.145.255 A. Class A broadcast address B. Class B host address C. Class B broadcast address (x) D. Class C host address A. partitions B. autonomous systems C. subnets (x) D. divisions A. reduced congestion (x) B. reduced equipment requirements C. creation of more IP addresses D. creation of more MAC addresses A. 254 B. 2024 C. 65 thousand (x) D. 16 million A. the host address B. the router address C. the server address D. the network address (x) |