What Is the Purpose of an Internet Protocol Address (IP

question 150

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of an Internet Protocol address (IP address) ?

• A)It specifies whether a computer is using a broadband network or a direct-dial network.
• B)It differentiates between a server computer and a client computer and contains codes to identify whether the computer can send data or receive data.
• C)It contains the protocol schema used to identify whether the computer is on a wired or wireless network.
• D)It uniquely identifies the location of each computer or device connected to the Internet.

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