World of Computer Networking Your CCNA start - Autonomous System Number (ASN)

The video tutorial explains the concept of IP addresses and autonomous systems, highlighting how local networks are part of larger autonomous systems. It discusses the interconnection of these systems, the unique autonomous system numbers (ASNs) assigned to them, and the role of organizations like IANA in this process. The tutorial also covers the properties of ASNs, including their 32-bit structure, and introduces a demo to verify ASNs assigned to different organizations.

What is the primary role of an autonomous system in a home network?

• To provide Wi-Fi connectivity

• To enhance network security

• To assign public IP addresses to devices

• To manage local network traffic

What is a stub autonomous system?

• An autonomous system that operates independently

• An autonomous system with a single connection

• An autonomous system with multiple connections

• An autonomous system that assigns IP addresses

Which organization is responsible for assigning autonomous system numbers?

• Iona

• ICANN

• Internet Service Providers

• Regional Internet Registrars

How many bits are in a modern autonomous system number?

• 16 bits

• 32 bits

• 64 bits

• 128 bits

What is required for a company to claim an autonomous system number?

• A large network infrastructure

• A specific range of public IP addresses

• A government license

• A partnership with an ISP