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subnetting
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Subnetting is a fundamental networking concept often encountered in introductory computer and network courses. Discussions on WindowsForum cover subnetting basics, including how to break a Class C network into smaller subnets (e.g., using a /26 mask for multiple routers), calculating valid host ranges, subnet masks, broadcast addresses, and the number of subnets and hosts per subnet. Users also seek help with practical assignments such as designing logical network diagrams and assigning IP addresses to routers and desktops. Additionally, subnetting is used to control network access between groups of computers, as seen in scenarios where certain groups must be isolated from others. These threads reflect common homework and course project challenges for beginners learning subnetting.
I am looking to learn basics in subnetting. I am taking a computer software course in this subject and want to better understand how to figure out filling in the fields properly.
Help me with a Router Network question....I am confused - For online course
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So I am taking an Intro to Network class thru an online college.
I have a course project that I modify each week....its a wiring diagram.
As per the course instruction, the diagram looks like this...
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So I am enrolled in an Intro to Networks course online, I was hoping someone could assist me with a hang-up I am having....So for class purposes we are just beginning to design a logical network diagram and are at the point of establishing IP addresses. The assignment looks like this...
Group A = few computers
Group B = few computers
Group C = few computers
What i want is:
Group A can connect to both Group B and Group C.
BUT
Group B cannot connect to both Group A and Group C.
Also BUT
Group C cannot connect to both Group A and Group B.
Its like a pyramid if you know what im...
Hi
first i'm really sorry since i don't know where to post this
and i know this is not the place, but i thought to try.
there they are:
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Subnet Mask: 255.255.192.0
1)Which Class ?
2)Valid Host range ?
3)how many subnets does this mask provide ?
4)what are the valid subnets ?
5)what are the...