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Subnetting and IP Addressing

IPv4 classes, CIDR, subnet masks, network and broadcast addresses, VLSM, private ranges and subnet calculation shortcuts.

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46 basic cards for Professional IT. It opens with "What is the first octet range for IPv4 Class A?" and "What is the first octet range for IPv4 Class B?". Study it alongside the other Professional sets below.

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What is the first octet range for IPv4 Class A?
Show answer1 to 126
What is the first octet range for IPv4 Class B?
Show answer128 to 191
What is the first octet range for IPv4 Class C?
Show answer192 to 223
What is IPv4 Class D used for?
Show answerMulticast (224 to 239)
What is IPv4 Class E used for?
Show answerReserved for future use (240 to 255)
What does CIDR notation represent?
Show answerClassless Inter-Domain Routing, written as IP/prefix length (e.g., 192.168.1.0/24)
What is the default subnet mask for a /24 network?
Show answer255.255.255.0
What is the default subnet mask for a /16 network?
Show answer255.255.0.0
What is the default subnet mask for a /8 network?
Show answer255.0.0.0
What does 255.255.255.128 equal in CIDR notation?
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What does 255.255.255.192 equal in CIDR notation?
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What does 255.255.255.224 equal in CIDR notation?
Show answer/27
What does 255.255.255.240 equal in CIDR notation?
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What does 255.255.254.0 equal in CIDR notation?
Show answer/23
What is a network address?
Show answerThe first address in a subnet where all host bits are 0, identifies the entire subnet

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