Which two statements describe the purpose of RFC 1918? (Choose two.)
A.
Establish a range of IP addresses that are dedicated to the growing use of multicast video.
B.
Establish a range of IP addresses that are dedicated to the growing use of peer-to-peer filesharing applications.
C.
Establish a range of IP addresses that are dedicated to use on internal networks.
D.
Establish a range of IP addresses to address the shrinking pool of globally routable addresses.
E.
Delay the transition to IPv6.
Explanation:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1918
This is a dumb question. D and E pretty much mean the same thing.
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The correct answer is C and E
■■ Private addresses (RFC 1918) are not globally routable on the Internet.
■■ RFC 1918 specifies that networks must be reserved in each address class: 1 network in
Class A, 16 networks in Class B, and 256 in Class C.
■■ RFC 1918 was created to establish a range of IP addresses that are dedicated to use on
internal networks.
■■ RFC 1918 was created to delay the transition to IPv6.
■■ The private address must be filtered at Internet border interfaces.
■■ Private addresses include 10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/20, and 192.168.0.0/16.
■■ Network address translation is required on the Internet border device.
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