Chapter 8: Subnetting IP Networks Flashcards

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subnetting

A

the process of subdividing a network into smaller groupings of devices, or subnets

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2
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broadcast domain

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an area within which a broadcast transmission will be shared

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3
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subnet

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a subdivision of a network that is created either to conserve addresses or to support specific network requirements.

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4
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VLSM

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variable length subnet mask - allows subnets of different sizes to be created from the same network address

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5
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three levels of IP addressing hierarchy

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network, subnetwork, host

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6
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two effects of excess broadcast traffic

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  • slow network due to excess traffic

- slow devices due to the need to process broadcasts

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7
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three classful prefix-lengths

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/8
/16
/24

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8
Q

calculates the number of subnets created for n bits borrowed

A

2^n formula

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9
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calculates the number of hosts per subnet for n bits remaining in the host field

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2^n-2 formula

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10
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the subnet mask for prefix /26

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255.255.255.192

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11
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structure of IPv6 unicast addresses

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48-bit global routing prefix, 16-bit subnet ID, 64-bit interface ID

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12
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gateway

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a device that allows hosts on one network to communicate with hosts on other networks

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