A host uses address 192.168.10.70/26. Is 192.168.10.100 in the same IPv4 subnet?
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How many network bits does the IPv6 prefix 2001:db8:12:34::/64 specify?
- A
32 bits
- B
64 bits
- C
128 bits
- D
64 host bits
A host needs to send traffic to an IP address outside its own subnet. Which configuration setting identifies where the host should forward that traffic?
- A
The DNS resolver
- B
The subnet mask
- C
The default gateway
- D
The DHCP lease period
Select all IPv4 blocks reserved for private networks.
- A
10.0.0.0/8 - B
172.16.0.0/12 - C
192.168.0.0/16 - D
169.254.0.0/16
Select all statements that correctly describe IPv6 address configuration.
- A
With SLAAC, a host can use a router-advertised prefix to form an address.
- B
DHCPv6 can assign addresses or provide other configuration information.
- C
Router Advertisements provide information hosts use to identify routers.
- D
DHCPv6 alone should be assumed to provide the default gateway.
IPv6 includes broadcast addresses for sending a packet to every host on a local network.
- A
True
- B
False
When assigning an IPv4 address statically, the administrator must choose an address that matches the subnet and does not conflict with another device.
- A
True
- B
False
Which symbol in IPv6 text compresses one or more consecutive all-zero groups?
How many ordinary host addresses are available in a conventional IPv4 /26 subnet?
IPv6 link-local addresses use the prefix .
A DNS resolver translates domain names into .
A host configured as 192.168.10.70/26 sends traffic to 192.168.10.100. Based on the prefix, how should the host treat this destination?
- A
It can send directly on the local subnet because both addresses are in the same /26.
- B
It must send the traffic to its default gateway because .100 is outside the subnet.
- C
It cannot communicate with .100 because the last octet differs.
- D
It must use DNS to determine whether .100 is local.
Every IPv6 subnet must use a /64 prefix, regardless of the network's design.
- A
True
- B
False
An administrator assigns some device addresses manually and also configures DHCP for the network. Explain how the DHCP address pool should be managed to reduce address conflicts, and why.
What service does a host ask to translate domain names into IP addresses?
A network administrator wants to use a private IPv4 address for an internal device. Which address is within a reserved private block?
- A
172.32.4.8
- B
172.20.4.8
- C
172.15.4.8
- D
172.40.4.8
A small network has several manually addressed infrastructure devices and also uses DHCP for other hosts. What should the administrator do to reduce address conflicts?
- A
Include the static addresses in the pool so DHCP can renew them.
- B
Configure DHCP to assign the same addresses as the static devices.
- C
Exclude the statically assigned addresses from the managed DHCP pool.
- D
Remove the subnet mask from the DHCP configuration.
An IPv6 address needs to compress two separate runs of zero groups. Which rule determines whether it can use :: for both runs?
- A
It may appear twice if the address has at least eight groups.
- B
It may appear only once in an address.
- C
It may appear only at the start of an address.
- D
It may replace any group, including a nonzero group.
A device has IPv4 address 192.168.10.70/26. What is the subnet address for its network?
A network design calls for IPv6 addresses for local use that are not intended to be globally reachable on the Internet. Which prefix should it use?
- A
fc00::/7
- B
fe80::/10
- C
2001:db8::/32
- D
ff00::/8