Network+Addressing

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Gates Discussion Notes
=Network Addressing=
 * **Objective**
 * Reivew Binary
 * Other Binary Help and Subnetting - videos work with Internet Explorer
 * IP Addresses and Subnet Masks
 * IP Addressing and Subnetting for New Users
 * IP Address Subnetting Tutorial
 * **Key Ideas**
 * //Section 5.1 IP Addresses and Subnet Masks//
 * The IP address enables routing on the Internet and most modern LANs
 * IP addresses are hierarchical and made up of 32 bits (binary 0s and 1s)
 * IP Address Format- 24 second video
 * Subnet masks allow routing devices to route packets across networks
 * Known as IPv4, there are over 4 billion possible IP addresses using this 32-bit addressing scheme.
 * //Section 5.2 Types of IP Addresses//
 * The five classes of IP addresses (A, B, C, D, E)
 * Class A IP Address - 45 second video
 * Class B IP Address - 20 second video
 * Class C IP Address - 21 second video
 * Differences between public and private IP address and the uses of private IP addresses
 * Reserved IP addresses - Private Addresses
 * Difference between Unicast, Broadcast and Multicast Addresses, when and how they are used on a network
 * //Section 5.3 How IP Addresses are Obtained//
 * Static and dynamic IP address assignment
 * The role of the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server
 * //Section 5.4 Address Management//
 * The role of routers in creating network boundaries
 * Internet: The Big Picture - What are the major pieces of the Internet, and who are the major players in each segment?"
 * The Integrated Router as a DHCP server
 * Three alternatives for connecting SOHO hosts to an ISP
 * Network Address Translation (NAT), the process used to convert private addresses to Internet routable addresses

media type="custom" key="4377397" Video overview of Network Addressing =Assignments=
 * 1) Reflective Blog Entry
 * 2) Chapter 5 Network Addressing Test
 * 3) Packet Tracer Labs - Please use the @http://drop.io/os_network site to drop the finished activities: "Configuring DCHP" and "Examining NAT". Put your last name in front of your completed activity (ie- "McCaffrey_Configuring DHCP")
 * Connecting to a Web Server Using IP
 * //This activity will begin showing 100% completion. This is because the activity is designed to demonstrate how to connect to a web server using IP. This activity is not designed to be graded.//**
 * Configuring DHCP
 * Examining NAT