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Running head: NETWORKING FUNDAMENTALSTCP/IP Networking Assessment NoAssessment TitleStudent Name & IDSubject Name and CodeStudent Email Address
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1NETWORKING FUNDAMENTALSTable of ContentsQuestion 1 Answer:.........................................................................................................................2Question 2 Answer:.........................................................................................................................2Hands on Project 2.3: Calculation of subnet mask..........................................................2Hands on Project 2.5: Calculation of host address range, broadcast address..................4Question 3 Answer:.........................................................................................................................5Question 4 Answer: Case Study Task.............................................................................................6Bibliography..................................................................................................................................12
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2NETWORKING FUNDAMENTALSQuestion 1 Answer: Comparing and contrasting the OSI reference model with the TCP/IP model it can befound that both the models finds its use for network communication. The main differencebetween the OSI and the TCP/IP model is that the OSI model is not used in the practical field forcommunication because it is a conceptual model but the TCP/IP model is applied for theestablishment of connection between the hosts connected in the network (Colin, Mathieu &Nakechbandi, 2016). The TCP/IP model is based on client server architecture while the OSIreference model is a theoretical model. There are 4 layers in the TCP/IP model but the OSImodel consists of the 7 layers. The TCP/IP model was developed by the department of defenseand the OSI model was developed by the international standard organization (ISO). The OSImodel is not tangible but the TCP/IP model is tangible. The TCPP/IP model is mostly used butthe OSI model is never used in the network communication. From the above network models the OSI reference model is the most useful fordescribing the network because this model is based on the layering concept and each of thelayers in the model have different functionality. A bottom up approach is followed and fortransferring data packets in the network and it is flexible to handle different protocols used forcommunication in the network (Kori & Rai, 2016). There are four layers in the TCP/IP modelbut in OSI model the layers are broken down into seven layers and it makes the TCP/IP model torely on the OSI reference model.
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3NETWORKING FUNDAMENTALSQuestion 2 Answer:Hands on Project 2.3: Calculation of subnet maskFor the completion of the hands on project 2.3 the a web browser is opened and the URLwww.gestioip.net/cgi-bin/subnet_calculator.cgi” is inputted for determining the number ofsubnet mask that are required for supporting the specific subnet in an IPv4 network. The networkaddress for the IP address 192.168.0.0 is defines with the help of the online subnet calculatortool. The instruction is followed as given on the requirement and a similar result is obtained anddemonstrated in the following figure.
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