Key Terms
Review the following list of key terms:
Dotted decimal— A common format for the decimal equivalent of a 32-bit IP address (for example, 111.121.131.144).
Downloadable workspace— A portable, custom work environment available to the user no matter where the user logs in.
Flow level— A designation for an IPv6 datagram specifying special handling or a special level of throughput (for example, real-time).
Hop limit— The number of remaining router hops a datagram can take before it is discarded. The hop limit is specified in the IPv6 main header and then decremented at each router stop.
IPv6— A new standard for IP addressing that features 128-bit IP addresses. The intent of IPv6 designers is for IPv6 to phase in gradually over the next several ...
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