Question

In "Grandpa's" home networking environment where ONLY the following devices are available and used:

A wired DSL Router (with modem and 5 ports available but NOT capable of doing DHCP and wireless connection, i.e., NO WiFi)

4 computers and a network-ready printer(all of them have functional NICs and correct cables)

In order to create a Peer-to-Peer network to share resources, list some necessary configurations or settings needed in each computer and printer so that the network is functional. All physical connections are assumed correctly connected.

On the Internet, an IP packet is always encapsulated inside a specific frame used by the specific LAN that the IP packet encountered. And, this frame will be replaced as the IP datagram travels through the other LAN. It is also understood that the IP addresses are used inside the IP datagram while only MAC addresses are used inside the frame. Briefly describe how do these two types of address get resolved so that the communication can be handled correctly?

Do a brief online research on "Bluetooth Technology" and answer the following questions with the relevant links that you used.

What is the latest version of Bluetooth?

What is the related IEEE standard for Bluetooth technology?

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