Module 5

Question 1

In what way must network administrators convert IP addresses

Answer 1

From binary addresses into decimal

Question 2

Number of bits in an IPv4 address

Answer 2

32, divided into four octets separated with a dot

Question 3

Octet

Answer 3

1/4 of an IPv4 address, 8 bits / 1 byte each

Question 4

Characters used in hexadecimal

Answer 4

0-9, A-F

Question 5

One hexadecimal digit can replace _ binary bits

Answer 5

4

Question 6

Hexadecimal system used for

Answer 6

IPv6 addresses

Ethernet MAC addresses

Question 7

Number of bits in an IPv6 address

Answer 7

128, represented by 32 hexadecimal digits in 8 hextets separated by colons
Not case-sensitive

Question 8

Hextets

Answer 8

1/8 of an IPv6 address, made up of four hexadecimal digits

Question 9

Steps to convert decimal into hexadecimal

Answer 9

1. Convert into binary
2. Divide into groups of four, R-L
3. Convert each group to hexadecimal