A good place to start is with this technote, courtesy of our very own Webmaster. Another resource to check out is LearnToSubnet.com, which gives some pretty in-depth explanations of subnetting, masks, IP addressing in general, and how to convert addresses to binary and hex.
You can tell the class by the first octet and you can tell the subnet by it's mask... or in this case it's 255.255.255.0 for the default class C network.
I hope this helps?? maybe?? possibly?? not? who knows? back to work
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What exactly were you looking for on this?
You can tell the class by the first octet and you can tell the subnet by it's mask... or in this case it's 255.255.255.0 for the default class C network.
I hope this helps?? maybe?? possibly?? not? who knows? back to work