Which one of these describes the IP address of client PC's in a corporate Lan using firewall, proxy & nat?

Question

192.68.0.2 - 192.68.0.255

10.10.0.1 - 10.10.255.255

192.68.0.0 - 192.68.0.255

192.0.0.0 - 192.255.255.255

Answer 1

the only logically one would be 192.68.0.2-192.68.0.255

wierd, but it will work. your broadcast would be 192.68.0.0, and router would be 192.68.0.1

192.x.x.x-192.x.x.255 don't allow for either the router, or a broadcast address

10.10.0.1-10.10.255.255, doesn't allow for a router address.

Answer 2

better type cmd at run

type ipconfig at the promt and it'll give you your IP details

Answer 3

I'd go for 10.10 etc 192.68 is trying to trick you thinking about 192.168

Answer 4

10.10.0.1 - 10.10.255.255

Answer 5

ICANN, the orgainization that manages IP address, as set aside the 10.10.x*x.x*x range for corporate usage as private (firewalled, proxied and nated) networks.  So number 2 is the correct answer.

192.168.x*x.x*x has been reserved for private home networks. I suspect that either the 1st or 3rd answer is missing a "1" before its 68.

The 192.x*x.x*x.x*x range is public, so that would not be the answer

192.68.x*x.x*x is also a public range, and would not be the answer.