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Class C Subnet Masks
The last 8 bits of the mask are divided between subnets and hosts. Using a Class C address, a network administrator has to determine how best to split up the network: more subnets and fewer hosts or more hosts and fewer subnets.
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Class A, B & C Subnet Masks
This is an overview of subnet masks used in all three major network classes. The IP address is first divided between networks and hosts. The host bits are further divided between subnets and hosts.
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