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Questions and Answers
What is the organization responsible for defining the Internet Protocol standards?
What is the organization responsible for defining the Internet Protocol standards?
- Internet Task Force Organization (ITFO)
- Internet Protocol Development Committee (IPDC)
- Internet Protocol Engineering Organization (IPEO)
- Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) (correct)
Why was network security given only minor consideration in the original design of IPv4?
Why was network security given only minor consideration in the original design of IPv4?
- Limited Internet security issues at the time (correct)
- Lack of cooperative organizations
- Misjudgment of global expansion
- Unanticipated global Internet explosion
What technology was not anticipated during the development of IPv4?
What technology was not anticipated during the development of IPv4?
- Internet security issues
- Transition from IPv4 to IPv6
- Global expansion of the Internet
- IPv6 addressing & representation (correct)
What led to Internet threats becoming prolific in the 1990s?
What led to Internet threats becoming prolific in the 1990s?
What is one of the objectives after completion of the module on Introduction to IPv6?
What is one of the objectives after completion of the module on Introduction to IPv6?
What was given minor consideration in the original design of IPv4?
What was given minor consideration in the original design of IPv4?
What is one of the deficiencies of IPv4 that IPv6 corrects?
What is one of the deficiencies of IPv4 that IPv6 corrects?
Why is IPv6 needed according to the text?
Why is IPv6 needed according to the text?
What is the maximum number of unique IP addresses that IPv4 can handle?
What is the maximum number of unique IP addresses that IPv4 can handle?
What was the initial design of IPv4 not able to anticipate?
What was the initial design of IPv4 not able to anticipate?
What improvement does IPv6 offer over its predecessor?
What improvement does IPv6 offer over its predecessor?
What did the IETF realize in the early 1990s?
What did the IETF realize in the early 1990s?
What does IPv6 support that IPv4 could not?
What does IPv6 support that IPv4 could not?
How many unique IP addresses can IPv6 support?
How many unique IP addresses can IPv6 support?
When was IPv6 fully standardized?
When was IPv6 fully standardized?
What is IPv6 considered in relation to its predecessor IPv4?
What is IPv6 considered in relation to its predecessor IPv4?
Study Notes
Internet Protocol Standards
- The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is responsible for defining Internet Protocol standards.
IPv4 Original Design
- Network security was given only minor consideration in the original design of IPv4.
- The technology that was not anticipated during the development of IPv4 is the massive growth of the Internet.
Internet Threats in the 1990s
- The ease of use and widespread adoption of the Internet led to Internet threats becoming prolific in the 1990s.
Objectives of IPv6
- One of the objectives after completion of the module on Introduction to IPv6 is to understand the need for IPv6.
Deficiencies of IPv4
- Network security was given minor consideration in the original design of IPv4.
- One of the deficiencies of IPv4 that IPv6 corrects is the limited address space.
Need for IPv6
- IPv6 is needed because IPv4 has a limited address space, which can only support a maximum of approximately 4.3 billion unique IP addresses.
IPv6 Improvements
- IPv6 offers improved security features and a much larger address space compared to its predecessor IPv4.
- IPv6 supports a much larger number of unique IP addresses, with a maximum of 3.4 x 10^38 possible addresses.
IPv6 Standardization
- IPv6 was fully standardized in 1998.
Relationship to IPv4
- IPv6 is considered a successor to its predecessor IPv4.
- The IETF realized in the early 1990s that IPv4's 32-bit address space was insufficient to support the growing Internet.
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Test your knowledge of Internet Protocol version 6 with this quiz covering the basics of IPv6, its addressing, advantages, features, types of addresses, and transitioning from IPv4. Designed for trainees looking to understand drawbacks of IPv4 addressing and the notation of IPv6 representation in hexadecimal.
