Lab log #5

Part A:

Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:Connection-specific DNS Suffix: bc.hsia.telus.net

IP Address: 192.160.0.130

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway: 192.160.0.1

Connection-specific DNS suffix: ???

IP Address: All computers that are connected to the Internet have an easily identifiable numerical address, known as the IP Address; these allow computers to find each other, not unlike street addresses, as a matter of fact.

Subnet Mask: A “mask” that hides parts of an IP address that are used by all the computers hooked up the network. In essence, it determines where the IP address ends and the node number of an IP address begins.

Default Gateway: A gateway that is utilized in the case that there isn’t a gateway that’s specified for a given use.

Part B:

Interface: 192.168.0.103 --- 0x2

Internet Address: 192.168.0.1

Physical Address: -15-e9-76-7f-14

Type: Dynamic

Internet Address: A number that’s assigned in order to identify a network host on the Internet, it’s made up of three different parts, optional subnet number, the network number, and the host number.

Physical address: The “real” address given to a network card, it has to be put onto an address bus in order to access the physical memory bank or device.

Type: A descriptor of the operations and data that are able to be executed on/by the data.

Dynamic: (Specific dynamic unknown, so I’ll use the one at the top of my search) One of the sub-groups of RAM, DRAM need to be constantly “refreshed” in order to hold its data.

Bibliography – Google Define searches (Various sources)http://www.wikipedia.com/