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... IP Addressing Basics • All Internet communication utilizes IP addressing. • The Internet expects each communicating device (known as a host) to possess an Internet Protocol (IP) address. • Two versions of IP exist in today’s networks: • IP version 4 has been around for nearly 50 years and is being ...
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