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Is subnetting associated with the classification of networks into classes (A/B/C..etc
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I find learning about Classful IPs and then learning about CIDR confusing.
When classful networks were created, were they created with the idea of subnetting in mind?
I just feel that it's wrong to read about subnetting when talking about class A networking, since referencing networks using Class A means that we are only interested in:
A) Maximum number of networks
B) Maximum number of hosts per network
When we talk of, say, x.x.x.x/18 I feel that it is more appropriate to talk about subnetting in this case, due to the prefix notation. But when I read books that mix classful IP terminology and subnetting examples / prefixes, it makes me feel like I am missing something fundamental to my understanding of how this thing is supposed to work?
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I find learning about Classful IPs and then learning about CIDR confusing.
When classful networks were created, were they created with the idea of subnetting in mind?
I just feel that it's wrong to read about subnetting when talking about class A networking, since referencing networks using Class A means that we are only interested in:
A) Maximum number of networks
B) Maximum number of hosts per network
When we talk of, say, x.x.x.x/18 I feel that it is more appropriate to talk about subnetting in this case, due to the prefix notation. But when I read books that mix classful IP terminology and subnetting examples / prefixes, it makes me feel like I am missing something fundamental to my understanding of how this thing is supposed to work?
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I find learning about Classful IPs and then learning about CIDR confusing.
When classful networks were created, were they created with the idea of subnetting in mind?
I just feel that it's wrong to read about subnetting when talking about class A networking, since referencing networks using Class A means that we are only interested in:
A) Maximum number of networks
B) Maximum number of hosts per network
When we talk of, say, x.x.x.x/18 I feel that it is more appropriate to talk about subnetting in this case, due to the prefix notation. But when I read books that mix classful IP terminology and subnetting examples / prefixes, it makes me feel like I am missing something fundamental to my understanding of how this thing is supposed to work?
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I find learning about Classful IPs and then learning about CIDR confusing.
When classful networks were created, were they created with the idea of subnetting in mind?
I just feel that it's wrong to read about subnetting when talking about class A networking, since referencing networks using Class A means that we are only interested in:
A) Maximum number of networks
B) Maximum number of hosts per network
When we talk of, say, x.x.x.x/18 I feel that it is more appropriate to talk about subnetting in this case, due to the prefix notation. But when I read books that mix classful IP terminology and subnetting examples / prefixes, it makes me feel like I am missing something fundamental to my understanding of how this thing is supposed to work?
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