Requires a classes routing protocol to work
Network Address
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An address that cannot
be used for a host because it represents the network (host bits off).
Broadcast Address
·
An address that cannot
be used for a host because it represents broadcasts (host bits on).
Class A (Private
Address Range)
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10.x.x.x
Class B (Private
Address Range)
·
172.16.x.x -
172.31.x.x
Class C (Private
Address Range)
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192.168.x.x
Router Summarization
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Requires a classes
routing protocol to work, like RIPv2, EIGRP, or OSPF. Helps cut down on
bandwidth, CPU, and memory requirements by summarizing the path to get to a
network. An added benefit is that if a local network goes down, the summary
network will still be advertised.
What is subnetting?
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The act of dividing a
network into smaller subnetworks, like cutting a pizza.
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