97 Questions
Which numbering systems are essential for networking and IT in general?
Decimal, Binary, Hexadecimal
What does each digit represent in the Base-10 Numbering System?
A power of 10
What is another name for the Base-10 Numbering System?
Dotted decimal notation
Which numbering system is a way of representing IPv4 addresses in networking?
Decimal
What is the range of digits in the Base-10 Numbering System?
0-9
Which numbering system is commonly used for representing IP addresses in binary form?
Binary
What is the base of the binary numbering system?
2
In networking, what is another term for the hexadecimal numbering system?
Base-16
What is the base of the hexadecimal numbering system?
16
What is the base of the octal numbering system?
8
Which numbering system is not typically used for representing IP addresses in networking?
Roman
What is the range of digits in the octal numbering system?
0-7
In the decimal (base-10) numbering system, what does 100 represent?
1000
How many IP addresses can IPv4 accommodate?
4 billion
In a Class B network address, how many bytes are used for the network address?
2
What was developed to fix the issue of IPv4 address exhaustion?
IPv6
How many bits does an IPv6 address consist of?
128
What is the main protocol used for network communication at this current time?
IPv4
In the binary (base-2) numbering system, what does 101 represent?
2
How many bits are used in IPv4 addressing?
32
In a Class C network address, how many bytes are dedicated to the network portion of the address?
3
What was implemented to assist with the issue of IPv4 address exhaustion?
NAT
How many bits does an IPv4 address consist of?
32
What layer of the OSI model do IP addresses operate at?
Layer 3
IPv6 addresses consist of 32 bits
False
The binary numbering system is commonly used for representing IP addresses in binary form
True
The hexadecimal numbering system is not typically used for representing IP addresses in networking
False
The range of digits in the Base-10 Numbering System is 0-9
True
In networking, the Base-10 Numbering System is also known as dotted decimal notation or decimal-dot notation
True
The octal numbering system is essential for networking and IT in general
False
In a Class A network address, 2 bytes are used for the network address
False
IP addresses operate at the transport layer of the OSI model
False
DHCP is a basic TCP/IP protocol
True
IPv4 can accommodate 2^32 IP addresses
True
The main protocol used for network communication at this current time is DHCP
False
IPv4 addresses are represented in binary form using the Base-10 Numbering System
False
IPv6 uses 32-bit decimal notation for addressing.
False
IPv4 has 4,294,967,296 available addresses.
True
IP addresses operate at Layer 3 of the OSI model.
True
Class A network address assigns the first byte to host addresses.
False
IPv4 address space has been assigned for internal use only for LANs.
True
IPv6 is the main protocol used for internal networks at this current time.
False
Decimal-to-Hex conversion is not essential for networking and IT.
False
IPv6 was developed to fix the issue of IPv4 address exhaustion.
True
NAT was implemented to assist with the issue of IPv6 address exhaustion.
False
Only IPv4 is used for internal networks (LANs) at this current time.
False
IPv6 has special addresses reserved for different purposes including troubleshooting.
True
The internet is currently using only IPv4, not a hybrid environment.
False
In the binary numbering system, what does the sequence '101' represent?
The sequence '101' in the binary numbering system represents the decimal number 5.
What is the range of digits in the octal numbering system?
The octal numbering system uses the range of digits from 0 to 7.
How is the Base-10 Numbering System also known in networking?
The Base-10 Numbering System is also known as dotted decimal notation or decimal-dot notation in networking.
What is the base of the hexadecimal numbering system?
The base of the hexadecimal numbering system is 16.
What does each digit represent in the Base-10 Numbering System?
Each digit in the Base-10 Numbering System represents a power of 10.
In the decimal (base-10) numbering system, what does the sequence '100' represent?
The sequence '100' in the decimal (base-10) numbering system represents the number one hundred.
How many bytes are used for the network address in a Class A network address?
In a Class A network address, the first byte is assigned to the network address.
How many bytes are used for the network address in a Class B network address?
In a Class B network address, the first two bytes are used for the network address.
How many bytes are dedicated to the network portion of the address in a Class C network address?
In a Class C network address, the first three bytes are dedicated to the network portion of the address.
What is the main protocol used for network communication at the current time?
The main protocol used for network communication at the current time is TCP/IP.
What was implemented to assist with the issue of IPv4 address exhaustion?
NAT (Network Address Translation) was implemented to assist with the issue of IPv4 address exhaustion.
What is the main topic of discussion in Week 6 of NTWK8021?
The main topic of discussion in Week 6 of NTWK8021 is Numbering Systems and IP Addressing.
How many bits does an IPv6 address consist of?
128 bits
What is the main standard for communication in networks?
IPv4
In a Class B network address, how many bytes are used for the network address?
2 bytes
What is the range of digits in the Base-10 Numbering System?
0-9
What was developed to fix the issue of IPv4 address exhaustion?
IPv6
What layer of the OSI model do IP addresses operate at?
Layer 3
How many bits are used in IPv4 addressing?
32 bits
What is the base of the binary numbering system?
2
How many IP addresses can IPv4 accommodate?
4,294,967,296
What does each digit represent in the Base-10 Numbering System?
A power of 10
What is the base of the hexadecimal numbering system?
16
What is the main protocol used for network communication at this current time?
IPv4
IPv6 consists of 128 bits, while IPv4 consists of ______ bits
32
IPv4 has a total of 4,294,967,296 available ______ addresses
IP
In the decimal (base-10) numbering system, each digit represents a power of ______
10
In a Class B network address, the first ______ bytes are assigned to the network address
2
IPv6 was developed to address the limitations of IPv4, such as address exhaustion and the need for complex ______ solutions
NAT
The binary numbering system is identified as either 1 () or 0 ()
On/Off
Each digit in the Base-10 Numbering System is in the range of ______
0-9
In a Class C network address, the first ______ bytes are dedicated to the network portion of the address
3
IPv4 operates at Layer ______ of the OSI Model
3
IPv4 Address spaces have been assigned for Internal use only for ______
LANs
The hexadecimal numbering system is identified by numbers 0-9 and letters ______
A-F
IPv6 has a possible 340 undecillion ______ addresses
IP
Understanding these numbering systems is essential for networking as well as IT in general
Decimal, Binary, Hexadecimal
Decimal Numbering is a way of representing IPv4 addresses in networking
Base-10
Each digit represents a Power of 10
Base-10 Numbering System (0-9)
Also known as dotted decimal notation or decimal-dot notation
Base-10 Numbering System (0-9)
Example
172.16.1.
Type
Base-10
Understand common ______ and how to convert from decimal to binary to hexadecimal
Numbering Systems
Understand both ______ addressing
IPv4 and IPv6
There are three central numbering systems when it comes to networking
Numbering Systems
Decimal Binary Hexadecimal
Base-10, Binary, Hexadecimal
Numbering Systems Decimal Binary Hexadecimal
Base-10, Binary, Hexadecimal
NTWK8021 – Network Planning
Week 6
What we covered last lecture
Ethernet, including broadcast and collision domains in a LAN Standard Networking Devices, including hubs, switches and Routers Understand basic TCP/IP Protocols, including DHCP, DNS, TCP, UDP, ICMP and ARP Q/A
Test your knowledge of numbering systems and IP addressing in this Week 6 quiz for NTWK8021 Network Planning. Assess your understanding of Ethernet, broadcast and collision domains, standard networking devices, and basic TCP/IP protocols such as DHCP, DNS, TCP, UDP, ICMP, and ARP. Are you ready to ace this quiz?
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