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If You Subnet a Class B IP Address to 255

Question 42

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If you subnet a class B IP address to 255.255.255.0,how many bits are left for hosts,and how many host IDs does that equal per subnet?

A) 8,256
B) 8,255
C) 7,254
D) 8,254

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