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HELP! Do I need to know Subnetting?
D-boy
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Optionsgarv221
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Your scared to death of Subnetting. I've read posts from you before about subnetting. You don't need it for this exam..Once you get into CCNA and so - on, you'll need to learn it. My advice to you is - LEARN SUBNETTING and never worry about it agin, its actually not that hard once you see it in your head. Just do it.
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OptionsD-boy
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I was just wondering if it's on the exam... Yes even IP addressing is 
to me! I know I will have to learn it one day but I would rather wait until I really need too as I'm having a hard time trying to get my head around the functions and features of Windows 2000 server for the 70-215 exam.
Thanks for your advice!
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OptionsRicka182
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Just as long you know the three classes, A, B, and C, you're ok. Class A is 1-126, Class B is 128-191, and Class C is 192-223, take notice 127 is not in tany range, sue to it being a loopback reserved address.i remain, he who remains to be....
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Drakonblayde
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Actually, you may need to know how to use a custom subnet mask and at the very least be able to determine which subnet a given ip belongs to. I had at least 2 questions of that nature on the 70-215.
And even though 127 isn't able to be assigned, it's bit pattern still classifies it as a class A= Marcus Drakonblayde
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Anyone out there?