1. An Internet Protocol address (IP address) is a __________________ assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication.
2. An IP address serves two principal functions:
3. It is possible to have several hundred devices assigned to one IP address. As long as this number is not over 10,000 no IP conflict will occur.
4. IP conflicts occur because packets are __________________between devices with the same IP address.
5. All IP addresses are made up of _____________________ seperated by dots representing a 32-bit binary address.
6. Take the company 'www.techhamper.com and imagine they had a LAN with three devices on it. (as follows)
7. Which of the following is NOT a valid IP address?
8. An IP address is represented in the form of 32 binary bits. The bits are divided into:
9. The following IP address is an example of what class of IP address?
10. The following IP address is an example of what class of IP address?