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    What are the types of Protocol Levels

    I am newbie on windows network and what some information ipv protocol working. What the same is use for and what are the ways to use it. what is the main purpose of using the same. And also post the ways of working of address on the network. What are the other different Protocol that works on the lan network basically for windows.

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    Addresses are used to situate the system or computers. It runs approximately like a house address. There is a numbering arrangement to help the mailman to position the correct house to distribute customer's mail to. Without an IP numbering arrangement, it would not be achievable to decide or conclude where network data packets are supposed to go.IPv4, which means internet protocol version 4, is illustrated here. Every IP address is indicated by what is called dotted decimal notation. This means there are four numbers, every alienated by a dot. Every number symbolizes a one byte value with a achievable mathematical series of 0-255.

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    This numbering system will be different depending on the network and the numbering technique used such as Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) which is illustrated later. The congregation number cannot be 0 or 255. None of the numbers can be 255 and the starting number cannot be 0. This is for the reason that broadcasting is through with all bits set in some bytes. Broadcasting is a method of announcement that all hosts on a network can read, and is usually used for presenting various network queries.

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    An address of every single 0's is not used, for the reason that when a system is booted that does not have a hardware address allocated, it presents 0.0.0.0 as its address in anticipation of it take delivery of the assignment. This would happen for system that are inaccessible booted or those that boot using the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP). The element of the IP address that describes the network is referred to as the network ID, and the latter element of the IP address that defines the host address are referred to as the host ID.

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    IPv6 is an improvement or development to the IPv4 customary due to the scarcity of internet addresses. The spotted document or information of the values is enlarged to 12 bit values rather than byte (8 bit) values. This enlarges the effectual series of every achievable decimal value to 4095. Of itinerary the values of 0 and 4095 (all bits set) are normally reserved the similar as with the IPv4 standard.

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    You be supposed to be conscious of the information in sequence, that when speaking regarding networking you resolve hear the word "protocol" all the time. This is for the reason that protocols are sets of standards that describe all process within a network. They describe how several operations are to be executed. They might even describe how devices outside the network can interrelate with the network.

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