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Option 4 : 1000.100.10.1
The correct answer is 1000.100.10.1.
- A network interface on a system is uniquely identified by its 32-bit IPv4 address.
- The format of an IPv4 address is typically four 8-bit fields separated by periods, printed in decimal digits.
- A byte of the IPv4 address is represented by each 8-bit field.
- Dotted-decimal format is a common name for this way of expressing the bytes of an IPv4 address.
- The network component and the host part are the additional divisions made in the IPv4 address's bytes.
- The unique number allocated to the network is specified in the network component.
- The allocated class of the network is also identified by the network component.
- The portion of the IPv4 address that you give to each host is known as the host part.
- This machine on your network is identified by the host part specifically.
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