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ChrisRAnthony
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This is a diffficult question to answer without some more information!! IP classes can be covered briefly, or in great depth depending on what you want to know.
IP classes are used to use more efficiently IP addresses. You can hear of claasses from A to E, but the most common ones will be from A to C, since the other are usually reserved.
Depending on you network size, ammount of workstations, and ammount of newtworks, you should pick a class A,B or C ip class, each one will use a different (default) network mask, for example the default netowkr mask for a class C IP address, is 255.255.255.0. The you have subnetting that is divide a single network into different networks using logical addressing..but as Chris says, it could be a long topic depending on how much you want to know. A+, MCP, CCNA
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Depending on you network size, ammount of workstations, and ammount of newtworks, you should pick a class A,B or C ip class, each one will use a different (default) network mask, for example the default netowkr mask for a class C IP address, is 255.255.255.0. The you have subnetting that is divide a single network into different networks using logical addressing..but as Chris says, it could be a long topic depending on how much you want to know. A+, MCP, CCNA
marbinpr@hotmail.com
Keep fighting for your knowledge!
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