We use a 30-bit subnet mask for subnets that only need two hosts. A point-to-point connection is ideal for this.
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eackley
308 days ago
To find the subnet, I use this process:
Take the value of the octet in question, and divide by the valid subnet number: 165/4=41.25
Multiply the subnet number by the integer value of the above computation: 4*41=164
164 is the octet of the subnet that the address in question belongs to: 210.25.200.164
paulwbrowning
303 days ago
Okay but will this work in exams with no calculator or job interviews?
To find the subnet, I use this process:
Take the value of the octet in question, and divide by the valid subnet number: 165/4=41.25
Multiply the subnet number by the integer value of the above computation: 4*41=164
164 is the octet of the subnet that the address in question belongs to: 210.25.200.164