COMPUTER NETWORK & SECURITY (QUIZ #3) MIDTERM 2024

(a)   is a protocol that is used to resolve IP Addresses to MAC Addresses.

MAC Addresses is a globally unique number that is assigned to every (a)   .

The devices need the (a)   for communication on a local area network.

(a)   is used to located a device in a network.

This is the command to check if there is any ARP Cache in our computer.

(a)  

(a)   is used to make a network more efficient by storing IP Address to MAC address associations.

(a)   is a type of ARP entries that are often used to reduce any unnecessary ARP broadcast traffic on a network.

If you assigned the same IP Address twice it will cause (a)   .

DHCP server assigns IP Addresses on a network from its (a)   .

The IP address is (a)   when during a certain period of time the computer will send a signal to the DHCP server to renew its IP Address.