SLR1.3 IP and MAC addressing Flashcards
1
Q
MAC address
A
A unique address made up of the manufacturers ID and the individual ID card
used to route frames on a LAN
2
Q
IP address
A
A unique address which is assigned to a device by the server
there are 2 versions of IP addresses, IPv4 and IPv6
IP addresses send data through packets
3
Q
IPv4 address
A
32 bits in size
written as 4 numbers separated by periods(.)
each number in the range 0-255
4
Q
why was IPv4 replaced with IPv6
A
unique static addresses were running out
5
Q
IPv6 address
A
128 bits in size
written as eight group separated by colons (:)
made up of hex values representing 16 bits