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2011-05-16

Practice Final Exam Problem 3.

Originally Posted By: Jay_Reynolds_Freeman

Problem 3: CIDR is Classless Interdomain Routing. It balances the number of routes a router needs to know with the need to allocate addresses efficiently, mostly by subdividing class B networks.

The format is an IPv4-style number representing the start of a block of addresses, then a slash, then the number of prefix bits.

192.4.16/20 -- specifies all networks from 192.4.16 though 192.4.31.

Group Members: Jay Freeman, Naseem Fadayel

'''Originally Posted By: Jay_Reynolds_Freeman''' Problem 3: CIDR is Classless Interdomain Routing. It balances the number of routes a router needs to know with the need to allocate addresses efficiently, mostly by subdividing class B networks. The format is an IPv4-style number representing the start of a block of addresses, then a slash, then the number of prefix bits. 192.4.16/20 -- specifies all networks from 192.4.16 though 192.4.31. Group Members: Jay Freeman, Naseem Fadayel