July 2024
Beginner
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18h 25m
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In chapter 7, we covered IPv4 address classes, focusing on classes A, B, and C—the three classes of addresses which can be assigned to hosts. Each class is defined by the first bit(s) of the address, and the prefix length of addresses in each range is also defined:
Class A addresses begin with 0b0 and use a /8 prefix length.
Class B addresses begin with 0b10 and use a /16 prefix length.
Class C addresses begin with 0b110 and use a /24 ...
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