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Question for al of you Computer Savvy Geniuses Out There
This is a question pertaining to basic internet protocol
For the slash ( / ) address 255.255.255.252 How many addresses are present? |
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Since I continuously bitch when The Queen posts, she is my new av.
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Watch Toomer burn those cowboys. How bout them cowboys?
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Correct answer in detail:
1. Open nearest window (or don't, makes no diff) 2. Unplug pc (or don't) 3. Toss pc out of previously opened or unopened window 4. Problem solved
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Ha ![]() I have the answer now... The slash CIDR or (Classless Inter Domain Routing) number would be indeed 30 (or /30), and withy only two host bits left, the host addresses would be 4 1) address 0 (Network) 2) address 1 3) address 2 4) address 3 (Broadcast) 0 is for Networking and cannot be used 3 is a Broadcast address and cannot be used This only leaves 2 useable addresses left and would be mainly for used for Point to Point YES.. I am Spartacus!! ![]() |
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Look out, we have ourselves a CCIE up in here
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