Deck 23: Determining and Modifying a Personal Computers Ip Address

Question 1

What is one of the most notable advantages of Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)?

Answer 1

Even though there are many advantages to Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6), one of the most notable is that the IP address is 128 bits.

Question 2

Internet Protocol Version 4 IP addresses are based on ____________________ bits.

Answer 2

32
thirty two

Question 3

In an industrial environment, a(n) ____________________ Ethernet IP address is typically assigned to each device on the network.

Answer 3

fixed
static

Question 4

On a personal computer with Windows Vista Premium, the ipconfig command is entered in the ____________________ window.

Question 5

IP address 255.255.x.x is a common private address used in many industrial environments.

Question 6

After assigning an IP address to a personal computer, the IP address is likely to change each time the computer is shut down.

Question 7

Each octet of an IP address is represented in ____________________ bits.

Question 8

To verify the IP address on a personal computer using Windows 2000, the computer must be connected to a network.

Question 9

The rightmost octet in a class C IP address identifies the ____________________ address.

Question 10

The left three octets in a class C IP address identify the ____________________ address.

Question 11

Before a personal computer and a ControlLogix controller can communicate through an Ethernet communications module, both must have compatible IP addresses and subnet masks.

Question 12

What version of RSLogix 5000 software was the first release that would run under Windows 7?

Question 13

To view or modify the personal computer's IP address on a system using Windows 7, begin by connecting the Ethernet crossover cable between your PA C Ethernet connection and personal computer.

Question 14

The ipconfig command displays the personal computer's IP address and ____________________.

Question 15

It is common for two or more devices on the same network to have matching node addresses.