CCNA

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use blue for 1, black for 0

create website, input ip address and network mask 192.188.2.3/24, output network address, broadcast address, first host, last host, number of hosts. also show the binary of ip address and network mask to help understand the calculation, use the locked-bit animation.

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decimal to binary convertor website tool (react component)

is subnetwork like divide class students into groups?

what is network address, what does it do, what is the diference from network part

hip hop gif for next hop

192.168.3.0/24

the ip address has two parts, the network part and the host part

the cidr notation is /24, which means the first 24 bits are network part, the rest 8 bits are host part

the first octet is 192, which belongs to class C, the default subnet mask is /24 , so no subnetworks are created

the network part is 192.168.3, the host part is 0

in binary, the network part is 11000000.10101000.00000011, the host part is 00000000

the cidr notation is /24, in binary, it is 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000

the 1 in the subnet mask defines the network part, the 0 defines the host part

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• How Packets Move Through a Network Device

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