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subnettingquestions.com is cool resource, BUT...
JockVSJock
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...How do I know how they got to the answer when trying to work the problems?
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I'm getting better at figuring out how many subnets/hosts, which subnet a host belongs to and valid ip addresses in a subnet, along with the network address and the broadcast address. BUT, like I said there are some problems I can't figure out and not sure how they got the answer.
Can anyone recommend a way to double check the answers?
thanks
subnettingquestions.com - Free Subnetting Questions and Answers Randomly Generated Online
I'm getting better at figuring out how many subnets/hosts, which subnet a host belongs to and valid ip addresses in a subnet, along with the network address and the broadcast address. BUT, like I said there are some problems I can't figure out and not sure how they got the answer.
Can anyone recommend a way to double check the answers?
thanks
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You could always double-check yourself with a subnet calculator. There are times I'm 100% I got the right answer on something and a book, video, or website is wrong. . . then I double-check with a calculator and find out that I'm way off. I believe there are several online versions, as well as ones form SolarWinds and other companies as well, depending on your preferences.
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