1. What is network id for this IP address 201.125.24.6? (2 points) Enter your answer 2. Why do we need new version of addressing (IPv6) rather than keeping on using IPv4 only? give 2 reasons (2 points) Enter your answer 3. What are the categories of migration techniques that are used to change the IPv6 addresses to IPv4? List 2 (2 Points) Enter your answer 4. What information can DHCP provides for a host? (2 Points) List 4 Enter your answer 5. The IPv4 address consists of (1 Point) 4 octets, 16-bits each 4 octets, 8-bits each 8-octets, 16-bits each 6. Which of the following is a Class B network address? (1 Point) 193.100.65.25 o 127.45.10.10 185.50.30.10 7. For IP Address: 196.168.3.17 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 GateWay: 196.160.3.1 (1 Point) The host address is 196.168.3.0 The host address is 255 The host address is 17 8. A special type of address use for loop back (1 Point) 255.255.255.255 192.168.50.20 127.0.0.1 9. Which of the following is the newer version of IP addresses because the previous version only provided 4 billion unique addresses? (1 Point) IPv2020 IPv7 IPv6 10. What is the purpose of IPv6? (1 Point) Because newer computer only understand IPv6 To replace IPv4 because the amount of IP address in IPv4 is almost exhausted. To replace IPv4 because IPv4 is too short 11. In an IP addressing scheme using default subnet masks, which of the following IP addresses can you assign to a host? (1 Point) 255 127.0.0.1 199.30.15.7 124.43.270.5 12. Which of the following sentences describes an IP address? (1 Point) A unique string of numbers that identifies each computer on a network. An unique number to identify mouse and keyboard An address used to find a printer 13. If two hosts have the same bit-pattern in the specified host portion of the 32-bit stream, those two hosts will reside in the same network. (1 Point) True 255 False 14. DHCP is the preferred method of assigning IPv4 addresses to hosts on large networks. (1 Point) True False 15. Public IP address can be used globally on the Internet (1 Point) True False 16. Both IPv4 and IPv6 can coexist at the same time. (1 Point) True False