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Recap - Subnetting Drills

Lesson 28 of 46 in Coddy's IP Addressing and Subnetting course.

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Easy

Two drills, four lines of output, in this order:

  1. For the machine 10.10.10.77/28: its network address, then its broadcast address (two lines)
  2. Split 172.20.0.0/24 into two equal subnets: print both in CIDR notation, lowest first (two lines)

Expected output:

10.10.10.64
10.10.10.79
172.20.0.0/25
172.20.0.128/25

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5Inside a Subnet

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8Planning Networks

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3The Subnet Mask

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6Subnetting Drills

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9IPv6 First Steps

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Practice on your own: Terminal playground