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In linux, in networking, [...] addresses, have their first 16 bit segment represent the LAN, and the next 16 bits represent the host machine.

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class B

^^ normally class B is used within large organizations with lots of machines, as it can support 2^16 (i.e. 65536) unique machines

^^^ Class B addresses are identified by 10 being the first 2 bits (from left), so they are of 128.x.x.x to 191.x.x.x range

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In linux, in networking, [...] addresses, have their first 16 bit segment represent the LAN, and the next 16 bits represent the host machine.

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In linux, in networking, [...] addresses, have their first 16 bit segment represent the LAN, and the next 16 bits represent the host machine.

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class B

^^ normally class B is used within large organizations with lots of machines, as it can support 2^16 (i.e. 65536) unique machines

^^^ Class B addresses are identified by 10 being the first 2 bits (from left), so they are of 128.x.x.x to 191.x.x.x range

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25. Introduction to IP
address always has the first dotted decimal number less than 128 ). The next 7 bits give the identity of the LAN, and the remaining 24 bits give the identity of an actual machine on that LAN. A <span>Class B address begins with a 1 and then a 0 (first decimal number is 128 through 191 ). The next 14 bits give the LAN, and the remaining 16 bits give the machine. Most universities, like the a

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