Which TCP/IP parameters must be defined for a host to be able to communicate with hosts...

Which TCP/IP parameters must be defined for a host to be able to communicate with hosts on a remote network? Hint: There are three.

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The three parameters which must be defined for a host to able to communicate with host on a remote network is
Host name
IP address
Default Gateway.

Actually there are more parameters I am writing all you can select any as you wish

IP address

subnet mask

default gateway

DNS server

Hostname.

Broadcast address.

these parameters must be defined for a host to able to communicate with host on a remote network.

without these the host won't be able to communicate with host on a remote network.

Subnet mask is a part of the IP address and it identifies update in IP address and with the help of subnet mask and part of the host address it allows to communicate with different type of subnets. What we also need is to define the IP address of the DNS server so that we can have the logical names on the network to connect to the host on other remote network.

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venereology answered 2 months ago

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