Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) Question:
Explain the different classes of addresses supported by IP addressing.
Answers:
Answer #1Computers using the TCP/IP for communication are uniquely identified by a 32 bit address called as an IP address. The routers use the IP address information to forward the packet to the destination computer.
IP addresses are categorized as:
Private address: these IP addresses are used exclusively within a private network and not for public to see.
Public Address: these are registered IP addresses used for public.
Each IP address has a network address and a host address. IP addresses are expressed in four sets of three numbers, separated with dots. Each set is called as an octet because when converted to binary; it denotes eight binary
IP addresses are categorized as:
Private address: these IP addresses are used exclusively within a private network and not for public to see.
Public Address: these are registered IP addresses used for public.
Each IP address has a network address and a host address. IP addresses are expressed in four sets of three numbers, separated with dots. Each set is called as an octet because when converted to binary; it denotes eight binary
Answer #2Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Class E
Class B
Class C
Class D
Class E
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