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What is the main reason for the increasing use of NAT?
What is the main reason for the increasing use of NAT?
- To improve the speed of Internet connections
- To accommodate the growing number of home users and small businesses connecting to the Internet (correct)
- To reduce the cost of Internet service provision
- To enhance the security of network connections
How were users initially connected to the Internet?
How were users initially connected to the Internet?
- Through fiber optic cables with static IP addresses
- Through dial-up lines with dynamically assigned addresses (correct)
- Through DSL connections with NAT-enabled routers
- Through satellite connections with shared IP addresses
What type of line is currently used to connect users to the Internet?
What type of line is currently used to connect users to the Internet?
- Satellite
- ADSL (correct)
- Dial-up
- Fiber optic
What does NAT stand for in the context of network protocols?
What does NAT stand for in the context of network protocols?
What was the initial method of assigning addresses to users connected through dial-up lines?
What was the initial method of assigning addresses to users connected through dial-up lines?
Study Notes
Evolution of Internet Connectivity
- The increasing use of NAT (Network Address Translation) is primarily due to the growing number of users and the need for more efficient IP address allocation.
Initial Internet Connection
- Users were initially connected to the Internet through dial-up lines, which used analog modems to establish a connection.
Current Internet Connection
- Currently, users are connected to the Internet through broadband lines, such as DSL, cable, and fiber optic connections.
NAT Definition
- NAT stands for Network Address Translation, a technique used to allow multiple devices to share a single public IP address when accessing the Internet.
Initial IP Address Assignment
- Initially, IP addresses were assigned to users connected through dial-up lines using dynamic IP allocation, where IP addresses were assigned on a temporary basis.
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Test your knowledge of Network Address Translation (NAT), IPv6, and the process to process delivery with this quiz from the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences Information Technology Department. Explore the reasons for the continuous increase in the number of home users and small businesses seeking to use the Internet.
