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    The document discusses how IP addresses are allocated using subnet masks. Condition 1 shows how 8 subnets are created from one Class A network address, with each subnet using half of the available host addresses and wasting one. Condition 2 shows how the last subnet uses the full range of available host addresses, so only 7 subnets are needed.

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    The document discusses how IP addresses are allocated using subnet masks. Condition 1 shows how 8 subnets are created from one Class A network address, with each subnet using half of the available host addresses and wasting one. Condition 2 shows how the last subnet uses the full range of available host addresses, so only 7 subnets are needed.

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    The document discusses how IP addresses are allocated using subnet masks. Condition 1 shows how 8 subnets are created from one Class A network address, with each subnet using half of the available host addresses and wasting one. Condition 2 shows how the last subnet uses the full range of available host addresses, so only 7 subnets are needed.

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    Network id, broadcast id, ¾ subnet masks used 1 is wasted

    Condition 1:

    Network id Host range Broadcast id


    10.10.0.0 10.10.0.1->10.10.31.254 10.10.31.255
    10.10.32.0 10.10.32.1->10.10.63.254 10.10.63.255
    10.10.64.0 10.10.64.1->10.10.95.254 10.10.95.255
    10.10.96.0 10.10.96.1->10.10.127.254 10.10.127.255
    10.10.128.0 10.10.128.1->10.10.159.254 10.10.159.255
    10.10.160.0 10.10.160.1->10.10.191.254 10.10.191.255
    10.10.192.0 10.10.192.1->10.10.223.254 10.10.223.255
    10.10.224.0 10.10.192.1->10.10.255.254 10.10.255.255
    Condition 2:

    Network id Host range Broadcast id


    10.10.0.0 10.10.0.1->10.10.31.254 10.10.31.255
    10.10.32.0 10.10.32.1->10.10.63.254 10.10.63.255
    10.10.64.0 10.10.64.1->10.10.95.254 10.10.95.255
    10.10.96.0 10.10.96.1->10.10.127.254 10.10.127.255
    10.10.128.0 10.10.128.1->10.10.159.254 10.10.159.255
    10.10.160.0 10.10.160.1->10.10.191.254 10.10.191.255
    10.10.192.0 10.10.192.1->10.10.255.254 10.10.255.255

    Broadcast and network are preserved

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