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Assignment 3
This assignment is based on chapters 7 and 8 from the TCP/IP textbook.
Chapter 7
- Identify the mechanism that allows DNS to satisfy name resolution requests locally as a
first choice.
- Domain namespace root is identified by a:
- What top-level domain name is used by on-line organizations?
- Briefly describe how a network administrator at any organization with a valid domain name
has local control over database segments.
- How many DNS servers hold the master copy of ronpoland.com data?
- Which Resource Record stores IP address-to-domain name translation data?
- What distinguishes the master server from other DNS servers?
- Where do zone data transfers originate from?
- Which type of DNS server stores recently accessed DNS records from other domains?
- Identify the two types of requests from a network client resolver to a domain name server.
Chapter 8
- Identify two additional things provided by DHCP beyond a usable IP Address.
- An allocation of an address to a DHCP client is called a:
- What type of transmission will a DHCP configured workstation issue when attempting to access the network for the first time?
- At which point in a lease period will a DHCP client attempt to renew the lease?
- Where are four to eight hour leases typically found?
- Identify the three software elements working together to define a DHCP environment.
- What devices will typically have static IP Addresses on a DHCP network?
- The initial DHCP client broadcast in order to obtain an IP Address is called a:
- A technician is troubleshooting an IP Address conflict. The network in question has two DHCP servers with overlapping address pools. Identify
one plausible explanation for the IP conflict.
- Before offering an IP Address to a DHCP client, the server will:
Know the following terms from both chapters:
- Address Pool
- Available
- Caching Server
- DHCP Client
- DHCP Server
- Domain Name Hierarchy
- Inverse DNS Query
- Lease Time
- NSLOOKUP
- Rebinding Process
- Release Process
- Renewal Process
- Root
- Scope
- Zone
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