P addressing will have significant impacts on the future extension of the network. You need to decide whether you will be using IPv4 or IPv6. Whatever you are choosing, you need to justify your selection. You need to subnet the networks in an efficient way to ensure optimal use of available IP addresses. In this section, you need to provide a table of IP address and subnet masks for each device of the network.

P addressing will have significant impacts on the future extension of the network. You need to decide whether you will be using IPv4 or IPv6. Whatever you are choosing, you need to justify your selection. You need to subnet the networks in an efficient way to ensure optimal use of available IP addresses. In this section, you need to provide a table of IP address and subnet masks for each device of the network.

A+ Guide to Hardware (Standalone Book) (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305266452

Author:Jean Andrews

Publisher:Jean Andrews

Chapter8: Connecting To And Setting Up A Network

Section: Chapter Questions

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