As mentioned under Understanding IPv4 Addressing System, human prefer to deal with Decimal over Binary System. Understanding Class A Network IP Addresses explains why the previous article suggested to use 256 decimal to represent the Binary Network 0.0.0.0 (The ONE Big Pie) as base to divide, therefore, decimal 256 can be divided as needed. Let’s… Continue Reading …
Understanding Class B Network IP Addresses
Continue dividing, Understanding Class B Network IP Addresses will go through dividing the 128 remainder further to smaller Networks, which will lead to Classful B Networks, however, there will be another remainder as well to create Class C Networks. So, If you haven’t followed the process from the beginning, I recommend you read Understanding IP… Continue Reading …
Understanding Class C Network IP Addresses
This article will finalize what I called the First Division of IPv4’s Space. Understanding Class C Network IP Addresses will show you how dividing 64 by 2 formed the last Unicast Classful C Networks. As mentioned in previous articles, there are Unicast, Multicast, and Broadcast IP Addresses. Class A, B, and C Networks’ addresses are… Continue Reading …
