Do we need both DNS addressing schemes? Why are there two?

Q: Why do we need a TCP/IP stack?

A: Because TCP is "stacked" on top of IP in the OSI model, it is called a stack. When data is delivered…

Q: Can a machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses? If yes then how could this occur?

A: In this question we need to answer if a machine with single Domain Name System (DNS) can have…

Q: Why we need these two types of DNS addressing schemes

A: Importance of DNS Addressing Schemes: It is used to convert an IP address into readable domains It…

Q: Why is a private network address required for you? Is it feasible that in the future, a datagram…

A: IP address of private network: The ISPs (internet service providers) supply private addresses to…

Q: Is it feasible for a single Media Access Control (MAC) address to be used by more than one network…

A: Media access control: Is it possible for two different network interfaces to have the same MAC…

Q: Is it required that port addresses be unique? Why are you or are you not? Why are port addresses…

A: As long as each IP address/port address pair uniquely identifies a single process operating on a…

Q: For IP network to be transmitted over Ethernet , they have to be?

A: The IP address must be converted into an address that is appropriate for the physical network over…

Q: What is hot potato routeing, and how does it work?

A: Introduction: Was the term "hot potato routing" used to refer to something? The hot potato routing…

Q: What does warmhole routing imply? What are the benefits of using wormhole routing?

A: Introduction: Wormhole routing Wormhole routing is a message routing policy in which the switch…

Q: Is it feasible for a MAC address to be shared by two different network interfaces? Is there a reason…

A: Introduction: When a computer connects to a network, whether it be public or private, this is known…

Q: (1) What role does IP addressing play in the BGP routeing protocol? (2) What role does physical…

A: BGP is unusual in utilizing TCP as its transport protocol among routing protocols. When BGP operates…

Q: Can two network interfaces share MAC addresses? Or not? Is it possible for two network interfaces to…

A: Can two network interfaces share MAC addresses?   No two devices on a local network(LAN) should ever…

Q: What's the distinction between IP and MAC addresses?

A: Introduction: It is a special address that allows a device connected to the internet or a nearby…

Q: Are you agree with the statement “Network address translation is designed for conserving the IPv4…

A: I have provided answer of this question in step 2.

Q: Explain why the TCP/IP stack is so vital to the process of data transmission and why its importance…

A: Introduction: 1) TCP/IP is the core communication system of the World Wide Web. It lets every device…

Q: What exactly is LAN switching? What are the advantages?

A: Intro Local Area Network switching (LAN switching) is a type of packet switching that is used in…

Q: Do we mean sending a message to all hosts and routers in the link, or to all hosts and routers on…

A: Broadcast Address : Let's begin by defining the word "broadcast." Any frame or packet that is…

Q: Is it correct to say that a router will only route MAC addresses and no other kind of address? For…

A: Given: A MAC address is a one-of-a-kind identification for a NIC, which stands for network interface…

Q: 1. How can we distinguish a multicast address in IPV4 addressing? How can we do so in IPV6…

A: Multicast addresses in IPv4 are those that start with the 1110 pattern. Multicast addresses in IPv6…

Q: Is it actually the case that MAC addresses are where packet routing takes place when it comes to…

A: A media access control address, often known as a MAC address, is a one-of-a-kind identification…

Q: The protocol that is used for signaling in the telephone network is called ______. a. POP b. SSS c.…

A: Given: -  The protocol that is used for signaling in the telephone network is called ______.

Q: Why is it necessary for you to have a private network address? Is it possible that at some point in…

A: The address of the private network is: ISP, or internet service providers, provide a private network…

Q: What are the advantages of using dedicated hardware devices for routers and gateways? What are the…

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Q: Is it true that MAC addresses are the location where routers route packets? Then, could you kindly…

A: Given: The issue that has to be answered is whether or not MAC addresses are truly where packet…

Q: Could ASN+Host ID be used instead of IP addressing?  Why or why not?

A: “Yes”, the user can use Autonomous System Numbers (ASN) and Host ID instead of Internet Protocol…

Q: Network Address Translation, or NAT, was used very often before IPv6 was fully implemented as a…

A: Defined the utility of Network Address Translation(NAT)

Q: Why does Telnet work on servers?

A: Step 1  The answer is given in the below step.

Q: Why do you need a private network address? Is it feasible that a datagram with a private network…

A: Private Network Address : A private IP address is the address assigned to your device by your…

Q: Is it feasible to have the same MAC address on two distinct network interfaces? Is this the case, or…

A: Network Interfaces: The point of the connection between a computer and a private or public network…

Q: Is it possible for a single MAC address to be used by more than one network interface at the same…

A: Every internet-connected computer or device has two addresses: a physical address and an internet…

Q: What is the difference between IP and MAC addresses?

A: Introduction: It is a special address that allows a device connected to the internet or a nearby…

Q: What happens to packet MAC addresses as they travel across networks?

A: Introduction: Computer network interfaces are uniquely identified by their Media Access Control…

Q: Why do we require these two kinds of DNS addressing schemes?

A: DNS Addressing Schemes: It is a central part of the internet that provides a way to match numbers…

Q: Why is it necessary for a computer scientist to have a knowledge of networking?

A: A computer scientist use latest technologies to solve a problem and prepare for the future. Computer…

Q: Question 1: What is the possible number of networks and number addresses in each network under Class…

A: The number of bits in IP address: 32 IP address is represented in 8 bits dotted decimal. In class…

Q: Computer science What problems can be found in the protocol for router layer 2? Why do the ICMP…

A: Introduction: What issues may be identified in the router layer 2 protocol?Why does an ICMP request…

Q: What are the three distinguishing features of UDP and TCP, respectively?

A: The Answer is in Below Steps

Q: What is the difference between IP address and Mac address?

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Q: b) Explain, with the aid of a diagram, how a switch builds a MAC Address Table. d) Describe two…

A: 1. How switch builds a MAC address table 2. Two types of frame forwarding methods used by layer 2…

Q: What's the use of having an Ethernet LAN protocol address? Can you think of a positive situation? If…

A: The Ethernet LAN protocol includes an address field :

Q: what is the difference between forwarding and routing explain?

A: Forwarding  In the forwarding network layer function, the packet will be transferred from one…

Q: Would the net be more efficient if TCP/IP was replaced with a circuit switching technology like…

A: The circuit switching network is mainly used for voice communication which requires real time…

Q: Directions: Give the corresponding words of the following abbreviations. Write your answers on the…

A: Abbreviations is an shortened type of a composed word or expression. Contractions might be utilized…

Q: Compare among of three main types of network addresses?

A: A network address is an identifier for a hub or host on a broadcast communications network. Network…

Q: Difference between STP, ARP and ICMP protocols?

A: ARP stands for Address Resolution Protocol. It is a protocol used for mapping an IP address into a…