Q. In IPv6 addresses, the addresses start with eight 0s are called

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Q. To represent the IPv4 address, there are

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Q. In classless addressing the size of the block, varies based on the nature and size of the

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Q. Each number in dotted-decimal notation is a value ranging from

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Q. An IPv4 address uniquely and universally defines the connection of a device to the

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Q. IPv6 has the address space of

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Q. In IPv6 Addresses, the field of the prefixes for provider-based unicast address that defines the identity of the node connected to a subnet is called

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Q. The router of the Network Address Translation (NAT) that connects the network to the global address uses

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Q. A unicast address of the IPv6 defines a

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Q. In IPv6 anycast address, a packet destined is delivered to the

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Q. In the multicast address of the IPv6, a transient group address, is used

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Q. Using the form of abbreviation in IPv6 address, 3210 can be written as

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Q. In multicast address of IPv6, the value of the prefix is

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Q. IPv6 has a larger address space of

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Q. In IPv4 Addresses, a telephone network has three levels of

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Q. In the Network Address Translation (NAT), all the outgoing packets go through

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Q. ICANN stands for

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Q. In IPv4 Addresses, organizational networks are connected to the Internet via a

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Q. In classfull addressing, the smaller networks are called

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Q. Multicast addresses in Ipv6 starts with

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