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Niraj, your MCT as a trainer skills plus your technical knowledge = Perfect Combination. I subscribed to your channel and will follow you. Keep up the good work.
It would have been better if you would have completed it by putting VMs in different Subnets and then proving that they can talk.. use route table, Gateway to connect to Internet etc...
Hi Niraj, For a 30 bit subnet mask, how do you arrive at the figure of 2 bits left for host. How do you arrive at this calculation. If you could please explain.
The address scheme is 8bit.8bit.8bit.8bit / mask, 32 bits in total.You should consider mask from left to right. If mask value is 8 it means first 8 bits are fixed, you are left with 32 minus 8 that is 24 bits for addressing. If you apply the same logic for mask = 30, you are left with right most 2 bits. In binary representation with 2 bits you can represent 4 values. 00,01,10,11. Since it is said that at least 5 address values should be reserved, we do not have sufficient bits when mask is 30.
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