Basics of IP Addressing

Computer Networks: Basics of IP Addressing in Computer Networks
Topics discussed:
1) Basics of IP addressing.
2) Command to see IP address in the real device.
3) An activity to identify the valid and invalid IP addresses.
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for a mesh network the following formula is applicable:
If N is the no of nodes then:
No. of ports per device is = (N-1)
No. of ports in whole network= N*(N-1)
No. of cables in the whole network is= (N*(N-1))/2

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You have told the basics of IP addressing, but could you continue the series for it describing IPv4 and IPv6 addressing?

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Sir,It is really confusing that you have said that every host in a LAN network has an ip address then what is the use of MAC address then?although MAC address is used in switches.....

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yes. every host or device on a LAN has a unique IP address. how can it be identified otherwise?

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IP addresses are used for routers and MAC addresses are used for switches. But every host will need both an IP address and a MAC address. When the packet reaches the switch, it has within it a destination IP address. The destination IP address is the address of the device that it's trying to reach. When it reaches the switch, the packet becomes a frame and it has within it a source MAC address and a destination MAC address that tells the frame out of which port to go on the switch.

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When PC communicate in same lan mac is needed. For different network ipis required

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you said, that every node is identified by its IP Adress. So a Hub or a Switch as well?

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What is difference between public and private ip address ?

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Sir... I cannot find detailed lecture on IPV4 and IPV6.. Can u please give me the link

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Sir how to change ip address? On what does ip address depend? How is it generated?

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Is IPV4 address is octal number or decimal number?

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Sir can some description ne on IPV6

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Difference between IP address and physical address?

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how can one assgin the ip address manually !?

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my ipv4 address is coming different on cmd compared to while searching on the browser. Why so?

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sir what about class of these ip

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How you say IPv4 is 32 bit?

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An IPv4 address can be broken down into octets. 1 octet is 8 bits. There are 4 octets for a total of 32 bits.

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What about IPv6?

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basic of rounter ip adresss 192.168.*.*.

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