please send me advantages of ip addressing for net work please include
dynamic ip addressing & static ip addressing
require urgent as my son wants this answer for finel year BE EXTC EXAM09

madhusudanganu;45078]please send me advantages of ip addressing for net work please include
dynamic ip addressing & static ip addressing
require urgent as my son wants this answer for finel year BE EXTC EXAM09

pl send answer for advantages of ip addressing need urgently pl help me

Dear Sir,

Static IP address:

A static IP address is a number (in the form of a dotted quad) that is assigned to a computer by an Internet service provider (ISP) to be its permanent address on the Internet.


Dynamic IP address:

An IP address that changes each time you connect to the internet..

static IP addressing offers some advantages:

1) A static IP address best supports name resolution, so that a computer can be most reliably reached over the network by its host / domain name. Web and FTP servers in particular benefit from fixed addressing for this reason.

2)Using static IP addresses on home networks gives somewhat better protection against network security problems than does DHCP address assignment.


3)Some network devices do not support DHCP. Using static IP address assignment for all devices on the home network guarantees to avoid potential address conflicts where DHCP may supply an address already assigned statically elsewhere.


IP address section contain full of theory part So u can refer some good networking books or ..........

U can refer the link...............


The TCP/IP Guide - Table Of Contents



Thanks,

Riju.

There is a need to identify the host systems on the Internet uniquely irrespective of the underlying
network technology used. Also the addressing mechanism used should be such that very minimum logic is
required to identify the network to which the host is connected in the Internet so that routing becomes
easy and efficient. Routing of the data packets is an important task in the Internet so that the data packets
reaches the destination system across multiple networks and since data traffic in the Internet is huge in
today’s Internet, routing mechanism should be as efficient as possible.
The identifier that is used in the internet layer (IP) of the TCP/IP is called Internet Address or IP
Address. It is a 32 bit (4 bytes) long implemented in software. This uniquely identifies the host that is
connected to the Internet. These addresses are granted by the Internet Authority, to ensure each host on
the Internet has a unique IP address. If the local network is not connected to the Internet then it is
possible to have IP address of ones choice. However there is a subset of addresses available for such
purposes and it is recommended to use those addresses only.
It should be also noted that, though IP addresses uniquely identifies the host on the Internet, it is
possible for a host to have multiple IP addresses. In fact a router which interconnects physical networks
will have many IP addresses depending on the number of physical networks it interconnects.

Each IP address is of 32 bits or 4 bytes length. It has two parts, one which identifies the network,
netid, another which identifies the host on that network, hostid. These parts vary depending on the class
of the address. The first few bits determine the class and the rest are netid and hostid.
The netid uniquely identifies the physical network on the Internet and no two physical networks on the
Internet can have the same netid. The hostid uniquely identifies the host on a physical network and no
two host systems can have the same hostid. Thus the combination of these two – netid and hostid –
uniquely identifies the host the Internet.

Static Ip addressess are given manually wherea
Dynamic IP addressess are assigned by DHCP Server.

which kind of protocol is used for IP address?
is it TCP/IP suite?

Hi Sahil,

Normally we r using Transmission Control Protocol(TCP) related to IP address.

Thanks,
Riju.

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i am pursuing hardware & networking course in jet king so that's why i need hardware question

How will you configure 2 Domains DHCP server using 2 switches and only 1 dsl router?