Assume acc internet addresses can be expressed as 129.174/16. How many bits are available for network addresses? ______ How many bits are available for host addresses? ______
Assume acc internet addresses can be expressed as 129.174/16. How many bits are available for network addresses? ______ How many bits are available for host addresses? ______
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As the subnet mask is having 16 written and total bits are
32,
So the 16 represents network address, and remaining 16 bits
represent for host addresses.
So the first fillup is: 16 bits for network address
So Second fill up is 16 bits for the host address.
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