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Computer Networks MCQs with Answers

Practice important Computer Networks MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q811: In class A IP addresses, how many octets correspond to the host suffix?
  • A: One
  • B: Two
  • C: Three
  • D: Four
View Answer
C

Q812: In class B IP addresses, how many octets are used to represent the host?
  • A: One
  • B: Two
  • C: Three
  • D: Four
View Answer
B

Q813: Class C IP addresses use how many octets to represent the host?
  • A: One
  • B: Two
  • C: Three
  • D: Four
View Answer
A

Q814: The range of decimal values in the first octet determines the ______ of an IP address.
  • A: Class
  • B: Subnet mask
  • C: Host ID
  • D: Network prefix
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A

Q815: A prefix of n bits allows how many unique network numbers?
  • A: 2^n
  • B: 2n
  • C: n^2
  • D: n!
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A

Q816: A suffix of n bits allows how many host numbers to be assigned on a given network?
  • A: 2^n
  • B: 2n
  • C: n^2
  • D: n!
View Answer
A

Q817: Who assigns network numbers to networks?
  • A: Internet Service Providers (ISP)
  • B: Network administrators
  • C: Device manufacturers
  • D: Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA)
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A

Q818: Which authority coordinates with ISPs to assign unique network numbers?
  • A: Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
  • B: Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
  • C: IEEE
  • D: ICANN
View Answer
A

Q819: When assigning IP addresses in a private TCP/IP network, which class is usually assigned first?
  • A: Class A
  • B: Class B
  • C: Class C
  • D: Class D
View Answer
C

Q820: The first step in assigning IP addresses in a physical network is to compute the ultimate size of each physical network and assign a ______.
  • A: Host suffix
  • B: Prefix
  • C: Subnet mask
  • D: Default gateway
View Answer
B

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