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 | Hi everyone, I'm studying this CCNA course, and I found something a bit confusing. In the subnetting lesson, it gives a network address of 192.168.1.0/24. But in bits, it gives the 3rd octet as 00010100 (20) instead of 00000001. Did I misunderstand something? I have attached a screenshot. [IMG]http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e274/Voulnet/ccna.jpg[/IMG]  |
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Migrating Subnet We currently have a private class C network attached to our class B site LAN via a low end cisco router. The private subnet, currently used by around 20 devices, is 192.168.10.x, for political reasons we need to change this to 193.168.10.x. The migration of the 20 devices will need … |
| | Hallo Guys , i have a question, Suppose you have 2 routers (R1 and R2), and you should build a network for a small company. That company need 4 subnets , Subnet 1 must supply 14 hosts , subnet 2 supply 30 hosts , subnet 3 supply 62 hosts , … |