The answer is ARP.
1::1
ping
Different microprocessor can address different amounts of memory. The motherboard design should allow for maximising the physical memory to what the microprocessor can address
A protocol is a set of rules describing some behavior. In order to communicate in a common manner, the sender and receiver have to agree on the "language" of communication. A protocol states what those rules are, and because they are a standard, everyone agrees and knows what to expect.
Application layer protocols: DNS and HTTP Transport layer protocols: UDP for DNS and TCP for HTTP
There are two protocols used for IP addressing . These protocols are IP version 4 and IP version 6. Other than these two protocols DNS is also used to map IP addresses to name .
C: Attempt to ping the loopback address.
The networking protocol that uses a 32-bit address is an IP (Internet Protocol).
advantage : classless protocols send subnet information. This allows you to create discontagious network with any given classful network address
Physical address: the MAC address; most commonly this is a type of unique number assigned to the network card. This can usually be considered fixed. This corresponds to layer 2 in the OSI model. Logical address: an IP number assigned to a computer. These numbers can and will be changed, to have all the computers in a certain subnet have addresses that start (for example) with the same three octets (bytes). Layer 3 in the OSI model. Port address: TCP or UDP port numbers. Used to distinguish different services or different conversations on a single computer (in other words, these are not addresses to distinguish different computers, but to distinguish different things within a single computer). Layer 4 in the OSI model. Note: The above explanation uses the most commonly used protocols; but other protocols (other than IP, TCP or UDP) are also possible.
Yes, the address on my passport is different from my current address.