IP Addressing Quiz
DHCP
A network protocol providing an alternative solution to the manual allocation of IP addresses is known as:
Unicast
A type of network traffic intended for a single host identified by a unique IP address is referred to as:
DHCP
APIPA addresses are valid only for communications within a network segment that a given host is connected to. A host with APIPA-assigned address (i.e. an IP address in the range between 169.254.0.1 and 169.254.255.254) cannot connect to the Internet. The assignment of APIPA address typically indicates a problem related to:
32 bits
An IPv4 address consists of:
Teredo
An IPv4-to-IPv6 transition mechanism with native support for Network Address Translation (NAT) is called:
128 bits
An IPv6 address consists of:
MAC address
An IPv6 link-local address is an equivalent of IPv4's:
Decimal numbers
IPv4 addresses are expressed with the use of:
Hexadecimal numbers
IPv6 addresses are expressed with
Subnet Mask
What allows to determine which network segment an IP address belongs to?
VLSM
What is the name of a solution that increases the efficiency of IP address space management by allowing network administrators to divide networks into subnets of different sizes?
IPAM
Which of the answers listed below refers to a method for managing a network's IP address space?
Class D
Which of the following answers refer to the IPv4 multicast address block?
Static IP address
Which of the following answers refers to a permanent assignment of an IP address?
EUI-64
Which of the following enables automatic configuration of an IPv6 address?
NAT
Which of the following solutions alleviates the problem of the depleting IPv4 address space by allowing multiple hosts on the same private LAN to share a single public IP address?
NAT
Which of the solutions listed below hides the internal IP addresses by modifying IP address information in IP packet headers while in transit across a traffic routing device?
Reservation
Which of the terms listed below refers to permanent IP address assignment from a DHCP server?
