The IP addresses used for Internet networks consist of four 8-bit binary numbers

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The IP addresses used for Internet networks consist of four 8-bit binary numbers separated by periods. A valid IP is. for example. 149.43.164.45. where the displayed numbers are in decimal. In Internet networks, the MSB of the left-most number has a special meaning. If it is a 0. the IP address is from a Class A (large) network like one of a major international company or a government. If the MSB is 1 and the binary digit next to it is a 0. then it is a Class B (medium) network, like one of a university campus. If the binary number starts with 110. then it is a Class C (small) network, such as one of a small business. Convert the IP address given earlier to hexadecimal and state what type of network it corresponds to.

Explanation / Answer

IP Address : 149.43.164.45

Hexadecimal form : 95.2B.A4.2D

this network is corrosponding to B class.

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