6

Mar

What is an IP Address, What are the uses of IP Addresses – Explained and Demystified

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories CCNA Tutorials, Cisco, Internet Services, Mix Bag, Technology, Tutorials, Uncategorized | Tagged 11111111, 8 bits, Binary, binary bits, click, Cmd, com, decimal format, decimal value, Domain, domain names, facebook, Format, Formats, help, host, host side, information, internet assigned numbers authority, internet protocol address, internet service providers, ip address blocks, ip address space, ip number, ip version 4, ip version 6, location, machine, multicast, nbsp, number, numeric value, octet, octets, Protocol, reason, regional internet registries, space allocations, subnetmask, Value

What is an IP Address, What are the uses of IP Addresses – Explained and Demystified

If you have ever used the internet, you have unknowingly used IP Addresses. An IP Address or an Internet Protocol Address is a numeric value(numbers) Â is a unique number consisting of 4 parts separated by dots, e.g. 202.143.111.157, Every machine that is on the Internet or LAN has a unique IP number if a machine […]

12

Jan

CCNA – How to Subnet

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories CCNA Tutorials, Mix Bag, Tutorials | Tagged 00000000, 1111111, 11111111, 192, address pool, amount, broadcast, cisco, class c networks, Dhawal, EASY, explaination, hosts, ip address, ip addresses, IPv, ipv4, mask, maximum value, Network, network id, octet, octets, option, pool, range, rule, set, Share, situation, SUB-NETTERS, subject matter, Subnet, subnetmask, SUBNETTING, test, two networks, Value, way

CCNA Aspirants, We are starting a set of tutorials for you guys to learn the concepts of CISCO Certification the EASY Way Today we start with SUBNETTING, one of the easiest if you get the Subject matter, can ruining your CCNA Â preparation Â if you dont. What is subnetting? “Subnetting is basically breaking down a group […]

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