Question 1. What is your IPv4 address? Do you have an IPv6 address If so, what is your IPv6 address? What is the difference? Question 2 What command would you use to find your physical (MAC) address? Question 3 Give an example of why ipconfig is useful for network troubleshooting. 1. In the command prompt input "ping www.google.com" Take note of the IP address. 2. Ping the following servers, taking note of the IP address and round-trip times below. NOTE: ping sends echo request packets by default Use "ctrl-c" to intenrupt any command if necessary. www.google.com gmail.com www.youtube.com Question 4 What do these hosts have in common? Question 5. In which country would you expect to find the particular Google UK server you pinged? Why? Question 6. Now, ping www.amazon.com .What is the result? Why do you think this is the result? Question 7. Give an example of why ping is useful for network troubleshooting. Question 8. How would you force ping to use IPv6? How would you configure ping to send only a single echo request? l. tracert" is the traceroute command in Windows. In the command prompt, input "tracert yahoo.com" The default setting for traceroute is 30 hops max. This may take a minute or two. Again, "ctrl-c" will interrupt the trace if needed