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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Internet Protocols, IP routing ip layer routes packets from their source to their destinations contain unregistered addresses and network address translation NAT hosts that are conencted to a NAT enabled router don't need a unique address, they can depend on the router to transfer the incoming and outgoing packets correctly, IP routing ip layer routes packets from their source to their destinations contain classless interdomain routing CIDR allocating addresses and managing the entries in routing tables, to allocate a batch of contiguous class c addresses to a subnet requiring more than 255 adresses, IP routing ip layer routes packets from their source to their destinations contain backbones the collection of routers that connect nonbackbone areas to the backbone and the links that interconnect those routers are called the backbone of the network, IP routing ip layer routes packets from their source to their destinations contain routing on local subnet using the host identifier of the address to obtain the address of the destination host on the underlying network, IP routing ip layer routes packets from their source to their destinations contain default routes gave world regions addresses for the net, north america has 198.0.0.0 to 199.255.255.255, IP routing ip layer routes packets from their source to their destinations contain routing protocols RIP algorithm first algorithm used in the internet OSPF open shortest path first- replaced the original