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Each of the above offsets should be an integer multiple of 8 bytes, that is, 64 bits, and every 8 bytes is an offset. The MAC frame data part (IP datagram) is generally 1500 bytes, that is, the above 1200 bit expression the meaning of.
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4.26
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Knowledge point: merge supernet
It's similar to subnetting. Conversely, the merged supernet of class C addresses can also be subnetted according to class B addresses.
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4.29
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There are many answers to this question. The principle of solving the problem is to first assign IP addresses to the network segment with a large number of hosts, such as LAN 3, LAN 2 LAN_3, LAN_2L A N3,L A N2Two network segments
4.41
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4.42
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4.56
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4.57
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4.58
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