2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks Flashcards
What do IPv4 addresses consist of?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IPv4
4 octets, each separated by periods
192.168.1.131
What do IPv6 addresses consist of?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IPv6
8 groups of 4 hexadecimal numbers separated by colons
fe80:0000:0000:0000:5d18:0652:cffd:8f52 (fe80::5d18:652:cffd:8f52)
Configuration parameters needed to assign an IP address to device?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IP
- IP address
- Subnet mask
- Default gateway address
- Primary DNS address
What do devices use subnet masks for?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IP
To identify the network & host portions of an IP address
Subnet masks divide IP addresses into network and host portions
What can subnet masks help devices determine about destination IP addresses?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IP
If the destinatinion IP address is in the same LAN or different network
Device IP: 192.168.1.100
Dest. IP address: 192.168.1.150
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Result for both: 192.168.1.0 (both are in the same LAN)
What do gateways allow?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: Gateway
Devices to communicate outside their subnet
What is a gateway address?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: Gateway
A gateway device’s private IP address used for communication between networks
Networks like the Internet
i.e. Routers, UTMs, NAS devices, VMs, Firewalls, Proxies, Layer 3 Switches, etc.
What is each octet’s value range in IPv4?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IPv4
0-255
What is each group’s value range in IPv6?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IPv6
0000-FFFF
How do private IP addresses differ from public IP addresses?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IP - Private Addresses
By only being used within a network & not accessible from public networks
which provides protection/anonymity to client devices, ensures their re-use on other LANs, & conserves IPv4 addresses
How do public IP addresses differ from private IP addresses
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IP - Public Addresses
By communicating with public networks
i.e. a DNS server IP address
Public networks like the Internet
How do private networks access the internet?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IP
Using a gateway device
What do gateway devices allow?
i.e. routers, utms, etc.
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: Gateway
LAN devices to communicate with other networks by using the gateway address for outgoing traffic
(The gateway address is the gateway’s public IP address) Does NOT give the networked devices a public IP address.
2 types of IP addresses gateway devices have?
Public & Private (gateway) IP addresses
What are the 3 private IP address ranges?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IPv4 - Private Addresses
Class A, B, & C addresses
Reserved private IP address ranges
Class A private IPv4 address range?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IPv4 - Private Addresses
10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255
Reserved private IP address ranges
Class B private IP address range?
2.5 - Install & configure basic wired/wireless SOHO networks: IPv4 - Private Addresses
172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255