IpV4/6 Flashcards
CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing)
Allows for custom subnet masks
Automatic Private IP Addresses (APIP)
*used when a device does not have a static IP and cannot reach a DCHP server
*Range:
169.254.0.0
169.254.255.255
Unicast
Single source to single destination
Multicast
*Single source to multiple specific devices
*Logical identifier for a group of hosts
Broadcast
Single source to all devices on a network
WINS (Windows Internet Name Service)
*Convert NetBIOS system names to IP addresses
*Like DNS
Dual Stack
Running IpV4 and 6 on the same network
Tunneling (IP)
Existing IPv4 routers to carry IPv6 traffic
Unicast Address (v6)
- Single interface
Types
*Globally-Routed
*Link-Local
*Similar to v4
Globally-Routed Unicast Address (v6)
*Similar to v4s unicast class A, B, C addresses
*Begins with 2000-3999
Link-Local Unicast Address (v6)
*Like private IP (v4)
*Only used on LAN
*Begins with FE80
SLAAC (Stateless Address Aoutconfigration)
*v6 version of DHCP
*Does not get address or config from a server
Multicast Address (v6)
*Identify a set of interfaces
*Begins with FF
*Similar to v4
EUI (Extended Unique Identifier) v6
Host assigns itself a unique 64-bit v6 interface identifier called a EUI-64
EUI-64 (v6)
Puts FF FE between MAC OUI and NIC