Question

Match the following descriptions with the corresponding terms.

Group of answer choices

The different ways an IP packet can be delivered accross a network.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

Defines specific and fixed length of bits for the Net ID and Host ID segments in IPv4 addresses.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

Can be found by not changing the Net ID bits and setting all the Host ID bits to 1's in IPv4 addresses.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

Can be found by setting all the Net ID bits to 1's and all the Host ID bits to 0's in IPv4 addresses.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

Defines variable length of bits for the Net ID and Host ID segment using a backslash-symbol at the end of IPv4 addresses.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

Can be found by not changing the Net ID bits and setting all the Host ID bits to 0's in IPv4 addresses.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

Created as partitions of a larger network by borrowing bits from the Host ID segment in IPv4 addresses.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

The fixed destination for all packets to be forwarded by all network hosts for sending packets outside of the host network.

      [ Choose ]            Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast            CIDR IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Broadcast Address            Subnetting            Net/Subnet Mask            Classful IP Addressing            Network/Subnet Address            Default Gateway      

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Answer 1

Q1. The different ways an IP packet can be delivered accross a network.

Ans: Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast

Q2. Defines specific and fixed length of bits for the Net ID and Host ID segments in IPv4 addresses.

Ans: CIDR IP Addressing

Q3. Can be found by not changing the Net ID bits and setting all the Host ID bits to 1's in IPv4 addresses.

Ans: Network/Subnet Broadcast Address

Q4. Can be found by setting all the Net ID bits to 1's and all the Host ID bits to 0's in IPv4 addresses.

Ans: Classful IP Addressing

Q5. Defines variable length of bits for the Net ID and Host ID segment using a backslash-symbol at the end of IPv4 addresses.

Ans: Net/Subnet Mask

Q6. Can be found by not changing the Net ID bits and setting all the Host ID bits to 0's in IPv4 addresses.

Ans: Network/Subnet Address

Q7. Created as partitions of a larger network by borrowing bits from the Host ID segment in IPv4 addresses

Ans: Subnetting

Q8. The fixed destination for all packets to be forwarded by all network hosts for sending packets outside of the host network.

Ans: Default Gateway

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