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What is the second item required for TCP/IP to work?
What is the second item required for TCP/IP to work?
Subnet mask
What does the subnet mask help TCP/IP determine?
What does the subnet mask help TCP/IP determine?
Whether a host is on the local subnet or on a remote network
What device does a TCP/IP computer typically use to communicate with hosts on other networks?
What device does a TCP/IP computer typically use to communicate with hosts on other networks?
Router
In TCP/IP terms, what is a router called that connects a host's subnet to other networks?
In TCP/IP terms, what is a router called that connects a host's subnet to other networks?
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Subnet Mask
Subnet Mask
Used by TCP/IP to tell if a device is on the same network or a different one.
Local Subnet
Local Subnet
The network segment where a device is directly connected.
Remote Network
Remote Network
A network separate from the local network.
Router
Router
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Default Gateway
Default Gateway
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TCP/IP
TCP/IP
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Host
Host
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Network
Network
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Network Segment
Network Segment
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Communication
Communication
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Study Notes
TCP/IP Subnet Mask
- Subnet mask determines if a host is local or on a remote network.
- Crucial for TCP/IP communication.
Default Gateway
- Routers connect local subnets to other networks.
- A router specified on a host is the default gateway.
- Hosts use the default gateway to communicate with other networks.
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Description
This quiz covers essential concepts of TCP/IP, focusing on subnet masks and default gateways. Understanding these topics is crucial for effective network communication and management. Test your knowledge on how subnet masks determine local versus remote hosts and the role of routers as default gateways.
