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18.5.2. IP Addressing
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- 1.
What does IP in IP Address stand for?
Hint
Think about how devices communicate over the internet.
- 2.
Name the two main types of IP addresses.
Hint
Consider the versions of IP addressing.
- 3.
What format does an IPv4 address use?
- A. Decimal
- B. Hexadecimal
- C. Binary
Hint
Think about the familiar format you might see in a network setting.
- 4.
True or False: IPv6 was developed to replace IPv4 because of a shortage of available addresses.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the context of device connectivity.
- 5.
Analyze the impact of not transitioning to IPv6 for businesses. Provide examples of issues they might face.
Hint
Consider everyday scenarios that rely on internet-connected devices.
- 6.
Design a simple network setup that utilizes both IPv4 and IPv6 addressing scheme. Explain your reasoning.
Hint
Think about how devices must communicate in both addressing formats.
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