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Windows Vista Security: Praxisorientierte Sicherheit für Profis
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Windows Vista Security: Praxisorientierte Sicherheit für Profis

by Marcus Nasarek
January 2007
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
486 pages
36h 31m
German
O'Reilly Verlag
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Networking with TCP/IP
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Using Private IPv4 Addresses and Networking Protocols
Some IP addresses designated for Class A, B, and C networks are defined as public
and others are defined as private. Public IP addresses are assigned by ISPs. ISPs
obtain their IP addresses from a local or national Internet registry. When you con-
nect directly to the Internet through dial-up or by connecting an ISP’s cable/DSL
modem directly to your computer, your computer uses a public IP address assigned
by your ISP. Not every computer that connects to the Internet needs its own IP
address, however. If it did, the IPv4 addressing scheme would have run out of new
addresses ...
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ISBN: 9783897214668