Internet Protocol Suite

and vulnerability Abstract: The fast growth of the Internet and technology has a serious impact on our daily life. Almost everything around us has become connected to the Internet computers, appliances, medical devices, airplanes, and mobile devices. This rapid growth of connectivity has helped to develop the IPv6 to cover a numerous number of IP address and provide new services. The deployment of IPv6 provides many enhancements to the Internet infrastructure such as enhancing routing speed,…

The Internet in the way most people recognize it was formed around the beginning of the 1990s when scientist Tim Berners-Lee developed the World Wide Web. It has changed how we shop, how we are entertained, how we receive the news and how we get information. (Thomas, 2016). The Internet moves data from one place to another very…

capable of IPv6, it can break through an IPv6 tunnel over this IPv4-protected communication channel. Since IPv4 VPN puts the remote host on a private network, the natural choice for the IPv6 tunnel is the ISATAP (Intra-Site Automatic Tunnel Addressing Protocol), which is suitable for communication within a location. However, in practice, we can use any type of IPv6 tunnel as long as it is supported by the host and while the gateway is set up within the private network for it. Configurations for…

connect to the internet you need an internet service provider to have access to the internet which is a router to connect to your home network to the ISP. It can be wired or wireless connected to your home network. The web browser is a program which allows me to browse web pages such as my sync email account. You need a domain name to identify the IP address to have access; they are used in URLs to find particular web pages. URL first part is named a protocol finder and indicates what protocol…

Internet protocol version four (IPv4) is the current networking protocol used by any device that is connected to the network today. Internet protocol defines a set of rules on how data packets are formatted and sent across the Internet or local network (Carroll, 2014). The issue with IPv4 is that its available Internet address space is running out (Banks, 2015). Today, more and more electronic devices will need Internet addresses in order to communicate with other devices. Devices such as…

My first day at Penn Machine, I learned quite a lot. I had learned that I will be going to the Johnstown location as well as the Blairsville location. My first day I went to the Johnstown location. I went around all the offices and down around the factory and met all the employees. After that my supervisor showed me how all the IP addresses work with all the devices in the company, then he showed me logon scripts. This was really all new to me. I am more of a visual person, so in school we…

IPv6 The internet was invented around the early 1960s with the research of Packet switching. What they called ARPANET led to the development of the internetworking, where multiple networks could be join together over to create a network of networks. IP defined by RFC791 was the first widely used version of the internet protocol. This was known as version four, this would make you think that there were three other version of IP before this version however there really was not. IPv4 was…

choices, or marketing influence on people, by making them to buy something from Internet. For instance, in order to demonstrate the good side of that concept, Christakis provided an example of predicting epidemics or diseases by determining the relationship between people in social networks, which means that your smoking…

Multi-tasking in the Internet age Introduction Multi-tasking could be referred to as the capability of doing more than a single work, simultaneously. Human multi-tasking is a term which has originated from the computer multi-tasking itself, where a computer performs more than a single task at a time. Human multi-tasking example could be as simple as sending an email while talking over a phone call. One would think that he’s actually saving the time, but I reality he’s killing extra time, as he…

light (Mercer, 2017) It functions by using common Light Emitting Diodes (LED) to facilitate data transfer at speeds up to 224 gigabits per second (Mercer, 2017). Li-Fi proposes a world where common sources of light are able to connect us to the internet. The term Li-Fi was invented by Harold Haas, a University of Edinburgh Professor in 2011. He foresees light bulbs acting as wireless routers and later went on to set up a company, pureLiFi with the goal of becoming an authority in VLC (Mercer,…