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what is meant by network id and broadcast id?  

Asked in Computers & Technology at 6:33 AM on October 18, 2008

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MUKUL SHARMA
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well mukul..A Network ID (or NetID) is a personal, unique identifier assigned to you. It consists of your initials followed by one or more numbers. You use it, along with a password, to obtain access to online services, such as e-mail and administrative systems.

A password is required with your NetID to ensure that no one but you can access your confidential Cornell information. Your NetID and password also give you access to services that are exclusive to the Cornell communityBroadcast ID or good for a host, the binary format of the Network ID,

Answered by raj u at 5:11 PM on October 18, 2008

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NETWORK ID :
The network ID is the network portion of an IP address. For a class A network, the network address is the first byte of the IP address. For a class B network, the network address is the first two bytes of the IP address. For a class C network, the network address is the first three bytes of the IP address. In each case, the remainder is the host address.
IPX/SPX also uses Network ID?s but in a different fashion. Nodes are identified by a 6 byte number and a 4 byte network ID. The node ID is assigned by the underlying layers (e.g. the MAC address from Ethernet network cards).
The network ID is given by the Novell server to a workstation and has to be set in the file server by the administrator. The network number is also used by routers to forward packets to the right network.

BROADCAST ID :
The Broadcast ID is the address of everybody on that network or subnet. Sometimes called a directed broadcast, it is the common address of all hosts on that Network ID. This should not be confused with a full IP broadcast to the address of 255.255.255.255, which hits every IP host that can hear it; the Broadcast ID hits only hosts on a common subnet.

Answered by Mudassir Naz at 7:20 AM on October 18, 2008

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Network ID is your electronic identity at Indiana University; it consists of both a username and a passphrase (often referred to as your network passphrase). You need a Network ID to do the following:

* Create additional accounts using the Account Management Service (AMS)
* Synchronize or change your passphrases on UITS systems; see At IU, how do I change or synchronize my Network ID passphrase?
* Log into your email account on Cyrus mail (using any client, including IU Webmail)
* Access the IU dial-in modems
* Log into the Mac OS X computers in the IU Student Technology Centers (STCs)
* Obtain software via IUware Online

Broadcast Id
To retrieve information about a specific broadcast, use its broadcast ID. The ID for a broadcast is returned when other calls return a broadcast reference. This ID should always be treated as a string.

Example 3. http://live.yahooapis.com/v1/broadc ast/FhS15kkcSf47FsrZqU369c0-

<br oadcast yahoo:uri="http://live.yahooapis.co m/v1/broadcast/FhS15kkcSf47FsrZqU36 9c0-"
yahoo:created="1969-12-31T16:00:00- 08:00Z"
yahoo:updated="1969-12-31T16:00:00- 08:00Z"
id="FhS15kkcSf47FsrZqU369c0-"
start_time="2008-01-10 10:35:48"
viewer_count="10">
<channel id="freakshow"
yahoo:uri="http://live.yahooapis.co m/v1/channel/freakshow"/>
<user id="freakshow"
yahoo:uri="http://live.yahooapis.co m/v1/user/freakshow"/>
<image id="ycnCjs0cSf4DleGSAA--"
url="http://live.yahoo.com/imx/broa dcast/FhS15kkcSf47FsrZqU369c0-"/>
</broadcast>

Answered by Gyan Singh at 7:06 AM on October 18, 2008

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