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Binary Conversion
Decimal Conversion
Subnets
Public/Private
Potpourri
100
11000000
What is 192
100
2
What is 00000010
100
Default Class C Subnet Mask
What is 255.255.255.0
100
192.168.1.35
What is Private
100
2^8=256-2=254
What is Number of useable hosts on a Class C Network
200
00000010
What is 2
200
255
What is 11111111
200
Default Class B Subnet Mask
What is 255.255.0.0
200
172.16.9.8
What is Private
200
2^16=65,536-2=65,534
What is Number of useable hosts on a Class B Network
300
01111111
What is 127
300
254
What is 11111110
300
Default Class A Subnet Mask
What is 255.0.0.0
300
126.0.0.5
What is public
300
X.255.255.255
What is Broadcast Address for Class A network
400
11111110
What is 254
400
Any odd number means this bit is on
What is the 'zero' position, or the furthest to the right
400
Subnet mask for the network of 172.16.25.98
What is 255.255.0.0
400
These addresses cannot be routed on the internet
What are private IP's
400
Number of binary digits that equal one HEX digit
What is 4
500
170
What is 10101010
500
Since the binary numbering system has 2 values, you can divide by 2 to get the binary value... this is called what
What is the remainder method
500
Subnet mask for 192.168.5.1
What is 255.255.255.0
500
This term means that an IP can be routed on the internet
What is Internet Routable
500
This protocol converts private IP addresses into public addresses that can be routed on the internet
What is Network Address Translation