November 2011
Beginner
400 pages
9h 39m
English
When IPv4 addressing was designed in the 1970s, it was based on assumptions about the use of the network for which it was designed. These assumptions grossly underestimated the number of organizations to be connected, the number of end systems per organization, and the total number of end systems on the network. None of the designers could have foreseen the eventual growth of the Internet to its size in the 1980s, not to mention what it is today!
The design flaws resulted in three main issues:
Two of these flaws were addressed by the introduction of Classless Inter-Domain ...
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