The final four bits, representing four bytes, indicate whether it's a broadcast address or a specific network address. The same zero network address applies. A host address of 10 or 01 means the last four bits are 0011.
The final four bits, representing four bytes, indicate whether it's a broadcast address or a specific network address. The same zero network address applies. A host address of 10 or 01 means the last four bits are 0011.
That's clear now. Octet refers to an 8-bit unit, and an IP address is made up of four octets. Using the example 192.168.0.1, each number represents a separate octet: 192, 168, 0, and 1.
That's clear now. Octet refers to an 8-bit unit, and an IP address is made up of four octets. Using the example 192.168.0.1, each number represents a separate octet: 192, 168, 0, and 1.