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IPv4 SUBNETS Cheat Sheet v1

The document discusses subnet masks and CIDR notation. It provides a table that shows the subnet mask, number of addresses, and wildcard for each subnet from /32 to /0. It also defines what a wildcard mask is and explains that CIDR was developed to provide more granular addressing than legacy classful systems, with CIDR notation expressed as a prefix length.

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IPv4 SUBNETS Cheat Sheet v1

The document discusses subnet masks and CIDR notation. It provides a table that shows the subnet mask, number of addresses, and wildcard for each subnet from /32 to /0. It also defines what a wildcard mask is and explains that CIDR was developed to provide more granular addressing than legacy classful systems, with CIDR notation expressed as a prefix length.

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CIDR SUBNET MASK # OF ADDRESSES WILDCARD

172 . 16 . 254 . 1
/32 [Link] 1 [Link]
/31 [Link] 2 [Link]
/30 [Link] 4 [Link] 10101100 .00010000 .11111110 .00000001
/29 [Link] 8 [Link]
1 byte = 8 bits
/28 [Link] 16 [Link]
/27 [Link] 32 [Link]
32 bits (4 x 8), or 4 bytes
/26 [Link] 64 [Link]
/25 [Link] 128 [Link]
/24 [Link] 256 [Link]
/23 [Link] 512 [Link]
/22 [Link] 1,024 [Link] A [Link] – [Link]
/21 [Link] 2,048 [Link]
/20 [Link] 4,096 [Link] B [Link] – [Link]
/19 [Link] 8,192 [Link]
/18 [Link] 16,384 [Link] C [Link] – [Link]
/17 [Link] 32,768 [Link]
/16 [Link] 65,536 [Link] D [Link] – [Link]
/15 [Link] 131,072 [Link]
/14 [Link] 262,144 [Link] E [Link] – [Link]
/13 [Link] 524,288 [Link]
/12 [Link] 1,048,576 [Link]
/11 [Link] 2,097,152 [Link]
/10 [Link] 4,194,304 [Link]
CLASS A [Link] – [Link]
/9 [Link] 8,388,608 [Link]
/8 [Link] 16,777,216 [Link]
CLASS B [Link] – [Link]
/7 [Link] 33,554,432 [Link]
/6 [Link] 67,108,864 [Link]
CLASS C [Link] – [Link]
/5 [Link] 134,217,728 [Link]
/4 [Link] 268,435,456 [Link]
LOCALHOST [Link] – [Link]
/3 [Link] 536,870,912 [Link]
/2 [Link] 1,073,741,824 [Link]
ZEROCONF [Link] – [Link]
/1 [Link] 2,147,483,648 [Link]
(APIPA/BONJOUR)
/0 [Link] 4,294,967,296 [Link]

SUBNET MASK WILDCARD


WILDCARD MASK A wildcard mask indicates
which parts of an IP address are
255 1111 1111 0 0000 0000 available for examination.
254 1111 1110 1 0000 0001
CIDR Classless interdomain routing
252 1111 1100 3 0000 0011
was developed to provide more
248 1111 1000 7 0000 0111 granularity
240 1111 0000 15 0000 1111 than legacy classful addressing;
CIDR notation is expressed as /XX
224 1110 0000 31 0001 1111
192 1100 0000 63 0011 1111
128 1000 0000 127 0111 1111 Find more StationX Cheat Sheets here
[Link]
0 0000 0000 255 1111 1111 sheet/

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