5.3 - 5.4 - Addressing and Routing Flashcards

1
Q

When users work with the application software, they typically use the __________________ (i.e., www.mcl.edu.ph) or server name

A

application layer address

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The network layer software uses a ____________________

A

network layer address

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3
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The network layer protocol used on the internet is IP, so the web address is translated into an _________________ that is 4 bytes long

A

IP address

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The network layer identifies the ___________________ of the next computer to which the message should be sent

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data link layer address

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5
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If the data link layer is running Ethernet, then the network layer IP address would be translated into an Ethernet address or ___________________

A

MAC address

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6
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Application Layer — Web Browser
Network Layer — Internet Protocol
Data Link Layer — ______________

A

Ethernet

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Permanently encoded in each network card/port, assigned by manufacturer, thus commonly called a PHYSICAL address

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Data Link Addresses

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Generally assigned by software (DHCP for an administered network); can change overtime, thus also referred to as LOGICAL address

A

Network Layer Addresses

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(Internet domain names, Windows device names) also assigned by software configuration files

A

Application Layer Addresses

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The IP protocol defines the address space that can be used on the Internet. The address space is the __________ number of addresses available

A

total

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Addresses are assigned into a particular class by the value of the first __________ (or octet, by the high-order bits)

A

byte

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All Class A are in the range 0 - ____
All Class B are in the range ____ - ____
All Class C are in the range ____ - ____

A

126…128 - 191…192 - 223

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13
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By saying network, it pertains to a group of nodes or computer sharing the same __________

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IP block

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A _______ or host pertains to any network device that can be assigned with an IP address — computers, router ports, IP phones, etc

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node

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15
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The 127 address range is reserved for a computer to communicate with itself and is called the __________ — used mostly by developers and sysAdmins when testing software

A

loopback

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16
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Addresses starting from 224 are ___________________ that should not be used on IP networks

A

reserved addresses

17
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Addresses from 224-239 belong to Class ___ and are reserved from multicasting

18
Q

Sending messages to a group of computers rather than to only one computer (unicast)

A

Multicasting

19
Q

Address from 240-254 belong to Class ___ addresses for multicasting internal content in addition to Class D addresses

20
Q

Addresses starting with 255 are reserved for ____________________

A

broadcast messages

21
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Bits starting from the left-most bit going to the right; taken from the value of the first octet converted to an 8-bit binary number

A

High-order bit

22
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Class A’s high-order bit: ___
Class B’s high-order bit: ___
Class C’s high-order bit: ___

A

0…10…110

23
Q

Within each class there is a set of addresses that are labeled as private IPv4 __________

A

address space

24
Q

Special devices that translate the private addresses int valid public addresses for use on the Internet

A

Network Address Translation firewalls (NAT)

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A newer terminology that applies to addresses that use slash to indicate the address range (slash notation) is called ____________________
Classless addressing
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An address used by edge routers to communicate with other routers in the public domain (Internet)
public IP address
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A __________ tell computers what part of an IP address is to be used to determine whether a destination is on the same subnet (or network) or on a different subnet
subnet mask
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A 4-byte binary number that has the same format as an IP address --- either in binary representation, 4 8-bit binary numbers separated by dots, or in dotted decimal format
subnet mask
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The process of determining the route or path through the network that a message will travel from the sending computer to the receiving computer
Routing
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Routing is done by __________
routers
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Routers are usually found at the _______ of subnets because they are devices that connect subnets together
edge
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__________ routing is commonly used in host-based networks
Centralized
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Two types of routing:
1. Stating Routing 2. Dynamic Routing
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This type of routing is decentralized --- all computers or routers in the network make their own routing decisions following a formal routing protocol
Static Routing
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Routing decisions are made in a fixed manner by individual computers or routers
Static Routing
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Also known as adaptive routing; routing decisions are made in a decentralized manner by individual computers
Dynamic routing
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This type of routing is used when there are multiple routes through a network
Dynamic routing