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Hello, everyone.
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In this lecture, we will discuss about some fundamentals three interview questions and answers.
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So let me start the first answer.
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What is an IP address?
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We all know IP address.
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Who manage the IP address?
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So this type of question are generally they ask to freshers and sometimes our very senior level because
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it's always a very difficult to remember the basic concepts.
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So what is it or what it is?
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IP stands for Internet protocol, we all know.
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Right?
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So what exactly the IP address is?
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So it's nothing but an address, having information about how to reach your destination, or you can
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say how to reach a specific host, especially if we talk about the outside, the LAN.
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So IP addresses containing 32 bit of unique address and 232 ADC spaces.
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And generally they have the two notations, number one decimal notation.
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And number second, we have hexadecimal notation.
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Now who manage this IP address?
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So it's a there is a form or it gets the authority that is called Ayana, that is Internet assigned
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numbers authority.
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So this is the authority.
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This is one of the standard organizations who assign the IPS to every event.
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You can see the organizations.
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Now, what are the different classes of IP addresses and what are the range of each classes?
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So basically there are five classes A, B, C, D and D, and if you talk about the ranges, this is
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all in front of you.
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If you talk about the class E Right?
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So this is 1 to 126 and class B 128.
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Okay, now there is something missing, right?
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126 and 128.
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So where is 127.
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So 127 series used by eon just for the loopback testing purpose.
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Right.
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So they can also ask you that what is loopback testing or what is loopback address.
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So keep remember this whole series is known as loopback.
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Loopback is generally, if I can say it's nothing, but whenever there is some communication, TCP,
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IP or whatever that is going to, you know, when we loopback that that is not going to outside that
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IP so that what exactly the loopback address.
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Now our class C, we have 190 to 2 or 2 to 3 class D which is reserved for multi casting.
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We will talk about the IPI multi casting as well and class E we have for the experimental purpose.
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Now this is the particular link tutorials point.
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You can go to that and you can learn more about IPV addresses.
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Now what is subnet mask?
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So subnet mask is a 32 bit number that is used to identify the subnet of an IP address.
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Now exactly why it is 32 bit.
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So because every octet have eight bit, now there is four.
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You can say there is four things.
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So we have multiply eight into four.
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That is 32, right.
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And obviously we can't understand in the form of ones and zeros, but computer can understand one and
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zero.
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So they have the combination of ones and zeros.
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We all know about the binary one.
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Right.
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So let me show you just an example.
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So these are eight octets, right?
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That is 255.
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Again, eight octets are 255.
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Sorry, eight bits.
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My bad.
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And again, there is eight bits.
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Right.
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So it's totally like this one, 255.
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This isn't there a decimal form and this one is that in the binary one you can say.
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And this is the purpose.
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Sorry.
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This is the link where you can directly jump and you can check all these related concepts.
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What exactly?
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The subnet marks were a mask and how actually it works.
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Right?
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Now what is the fall gateway?
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So our checking the default gateway is very actually very simple.
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You can just go for the, you know, just open the command prompt and just enter IP config and you will
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get your default gateway.
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But what it is exactly so it's nothing but you know, it generally connects the internal network to
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the outside network.
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So this is what a default gateway it sometimes it also, you know, act as a proxy server and a firewall.
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So what protocol is used by the ping ping command.
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Right.
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So it's nothing but the ICMP, which is not, which is Internet control message protocol.
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And that protocol is used by ping.
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So now name the ports used by FTP.
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So particular there are two ports of FTP 21 and 20.
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Now 21 is used for the control connection, whereas the 20 port number 20 used for that data connection.
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Now what is the difference between them?
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So control connection is basically for sending the control information, let's say ID or maybe the password,
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maybe something command to change the remote directory if you want to send any some stored files.
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These are the things which is used by the control organization.
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And.
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Whereas, the data connection.
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This is for sending the actual file.
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Now what is my address?
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We all know every devices who have the Internet, they have some MAC addresses, right?
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So Mac addresses are unique and they have the 48 bit hardware numbers of computers which are embedded
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into a network card.
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Now, they can also ask you a question that where that Mac Mac address is embedded in your laptop.
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So your answer should be it might be in an I see maybe in that I can see the motherboard or directly
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you can say that will be enough.
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And I see that there is network interface card.
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Generally that's why we we called it sometimes and I see.
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Now the Mac address is also known as the physical address of a network device.
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And what is IP multicast?
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We were talking about that.
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Right.
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So multicast is nothing but one sender sending or transferring of data.
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Or maybe there's some traffic from one senders, right?
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Some one senders to more recipients or maybe one or more senders to one or more recipients.
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So and vice versa.
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This is how exactly it works.
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Now in multicast traffic slack between the boundaries of unicast and broadcast.
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So it servers direct single copies of data streams and that are then simulated and touted to host that
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requested.
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You can this is a very good concept actually.
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IP multicast so you can Google it more because as this is not a full course only for the IP multicast.
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Otherwise I definitely I will tell you how exactly it's it's a very good concept.
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You can directly Google and you will get to know each and everything.
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So the difference between public and private IP addresses.
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We all know private IP.
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Right.
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There are particular class ABC.
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There is some private IP.
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Apart from that, there is some.
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Public IP is mainly public IP.
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Right.
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So private IP is used with the local network and public IP is used for the outside the network.
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So here is are some differences.
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Private tips for the local public is for the global and private IP address to communicate within the
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network.
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Right.
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For example, ten or something.
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Something right.
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And public IP address is to communicate outside the network.
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For example, let's say
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1197.65.2, something like that, right?
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Private IP address differ in uniform manner.
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Public IP address differs in varying range.
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So you can you can check all these differences.
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Right.
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And private IP address are free of cost, whereas public IP address comes with the cost and who assigned
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it i a and name.
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Right.
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I hope you remember this name, ICANN.
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Oh.
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Can you explain what?
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Subletting.
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So, yeah.
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So when a bigger network is divided into smaller networks in order to maintain security, then that
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is known as the subletting means you are breaking the subnets, you are breaking the subnets into some
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smaller networks.
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You can say this thing.
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So that will be very easy, you know, to maintain the networks because maintaining the smaller networks
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is far easier than maintaining the bigger network.
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Now, can you know what is the network address?
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Translation That is the net.
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I hope you have a you know already about this one, but if you don't know, then let me tell you that
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once you will start working in the organization, every time you will face this IP, native IP.
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Why what exactly it is?
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So it's a network address translation and it is a process in which one are more local IP address, right?
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It may be one or it may be multiple is transferred into one or more global IP address.
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Why they are transferring because in order to access the internet.
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That's why we we need the needed IPS.
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So it may be the vice versa, not not only for the local IP address to global IP address.
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Right.
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So it it may be the vice versa like this one.
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Now explain the difference between static and dynamic IP.
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A static IP definitely is not going to change anytime.
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Okay.
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That is not add not change any.
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At any time, right?
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This one should not be there.
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Okay.
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Which means it's a static IP address and it's provided.
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Then it can be changed or modified.
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Whereas the dynamic is always changing.
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Right.
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For example, if you see somewhere, if you like like IBM, there is an IBM X-Force, right?
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Whenever you are going to search any of the public IP, let's say the Tor IP, it's going to be a dynamic
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one.
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And let's say you have the static IP, something like a which is exactly assigned to some organization,
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then it's a static IP because they are not going to change their IP.
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Now.
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How will my computer get its IP address?
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Actually, how I can see the IP address.
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That should be the right to a question.
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So directly, we need to start the programs.
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We need to open the command phone and we need to just enter IP config.
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Once you will write the IP config and enter it, you will you will get all all your details from the
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default gateway to subnet masks to your IP address, each and everything.
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Now IPV six backward compatible with the IPV four no IP which is not compatible.
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Compatible.
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Is it possible to have an IP of IPV four and IPV six address simultaneously?
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Yes.
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It may be happen.
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It can be happen.
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Yes, it is possible.
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And what is irony?
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We already told you it's it assigned the IPS.
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So it's one of the authority.
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We just signed the IP's.
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What is IP config?
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IP config is nothing but internet protocol configuration and this is usually a command line application
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that displays all current TCP IP network configuration and the exact tech sector.
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What are the differences between MAC address and IP addresses?
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So it's very simple.
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MAC Address Systems for Media Access Control.
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IP Address Systems for Internet Protocol.
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MAC Address Having six byte hexadecimal IP I there is IP before and IPv6, so IPV four having four byte
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and IPV six having eight bytes and a device attached with MAC address can retrieve by ERP protocol and
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a device address with IP address and by wrap aria IP protocol.
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So there is an C card manufactured provided by the MAC address.
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And here is internet service provider Mac address is used to ensure physical address of the computer,
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whereas the IP address is for that logical address of the computer.
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Now what is 127?
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It's a loopback address.
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We already talked about it.
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What is the difference between IP config and I have config commands.
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So IP is IGF config is interface configuration.
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Generally we use for the in Linux and IP config is Internet protocol configuration, that one we use
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in Windows.
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So that's it.
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Guys will meet in the next lecture.
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