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Network Protocol
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- 1Ipv4 AddressingIpv4 is an addressing method used in computer systems. IPv4 uses 32 bits to provide over 4 billion unique IP addresses.
IPv4 addresses are nearly all used up because of increased use of internet enabled websites - 2IPv6 AddressingIPv6 addressing is a fairly new data communication protocol, which was created to replace the IPv4 system.
Currently in the US, they have used all their IPv4 addresses and now are using IPv6. Ipv6 has the capacity to assign up to octillion (80x 0's) IP addresses. IPv6 uses 128 bits to assign addresses. - 3MACAddressingA MAC address is used to uniquely identify any networked device that uses wireless signals. MAC address provide networks with enhanced security because a router or firewall can allow and block specific MAC addresses.
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- Fichas sobre Network Protocol, creado por Just . . . Alex el 02/10/2015.
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