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Chapter 4 September 08, 2011 Class A Addresses are used for the handful of networks that have more than 2 16 (i.e. more than 65,536) hosts. 7 Bits for netid · 24 Bits for hostid · Class B Addresses are used for intermediate size networks that have up to 2 16 (i.e. up to 65,536) hosts. 14 Bits for netid · 16 Bits for hostid · Internetworking With TCP/IP 9
Chapter 4 September 08, 2011 Class C Addresses are used for networks that have less than 2 8 (i.e. less than 256) hosts. 21 Bits for netid · 8 Bits for hostid · Internetworking With TCP/IP 10
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