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# Dynamic and Static IP Configurations (1 of 4) - Computers use IP addresses to find each other on a network - An IP address is assigned to a network connection when the connection is first made and can be - a 32-bit string, written as four decimal numbers called octets and separated by periods - a...

# Dynamic and Static IP Configurations (1 of 4) - Computers use IP addresses to find each other on a network - An IP address is assigned to a network connection when the connection is first made and can be - a 32-bit string, written as four decimal numbers called octets and separated by periods - a 128-bit string, written as eight hexadecimal numbers separated by colons - Most networks use 32-bit IP addresses - Defined by IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) - Some networks use both 32-bit addresses and 128-bit addresses - 128-bit addresses are defined by IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6)