When you run a scan on your computer, you see a session with a host at the IP address 208.85.40.44:443. What protocol is in use for this particular session?

A host with IP address 119.66.18.72 sends a limited broadcast packet to all hosts in the same network. What are the source and destination IP addresses?

You could provide a static IP address to a host on your network when the service that host provides must always originate from the same server. In this case, the address would not change. I need to manually assign an IP address; which approach is the most effective way to do this? How did it get to be this way, and what factors contributed to it?

Answer all question Q11. The /etc/hosts file always contains the local host IP address, wwm