Indu Jawlacoders.hashnode.dev·Oct 14, 2024CCNA: All about IP Addressing1. Introduction to IP Addressing IP (Internet Protocol) addressing is the cornerstone of networking and communication on the Internet. Each device on a network requires a unique IP address to send and receive data effectively. The significance of IP ...Discusspublic private IP
Maxat Akbanovmaxat-akbanov.com·Apr 6, 2024Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) ExplainedThe Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is a communication protocol used for discovering the link layer address, such as a MAC (Media Access Control) address, associated with a given internet layer address, typically an IPv4 address. This protocol oper...Discuss·35 readsComputer ScienceDevops
Juhel Phanjujuhelblog.hashnode.dev·Jun 5, 2023What the heck is ARP and how does it work?When host A needs to send a package to host B. Host A needs to know the IP address of host B. That is enough for the end users but that is not enough for the host. The host needs to know the MAC address as well which happens under the shadows. So, to...Discuss·53 readsARP
Manandhar Sudipmanandharsudip.hashnode.dev·Apr 28, 2023Address Resolution Protocol (ARP), its need, and its workingARP Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is an IPv4 protocol used to resolve the MAC address of a specific destination host when its logical address (IP address) is known. This is necessary because the MAC address is needed to send frames to the correct...Discuss·1 like·46 readsnetworking
Anurag Bhagatanub.hashnode.dev·Jan 21, 2023ARP ProtocolARP Stands For Address Resolution Protocol is a layer 2 protocol used to map(connect) MAC addresses to IP addresses. All hosts on a network are located by their IP address, but NICs do not have IP addresses, they have MAC addresses. ARP is the protoc...Discussnetworking
Saket Maharsaketsingh.hashnode.dev·Jul 29, 2022Address Resolution Protocol1. What is ARP ?? 🤔 The Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is a communication protocol for discovering layer 2 addresses, for example, MAC addresses. ARP was defined by RFC 826 in 1982. ( RFC refers to Request for Comments as a set of rules on how a ...DiscussNetworking Nerdccna
