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Introduction:
Getting your Internet Protocol (IP) numbers set up right is the most important thing you
can do when writing about networking. This is because it keeps communication and data flow
going at a fast rate. Subnets are used in this case, and each one has its own set of traits. Things
like broadcast IDs, network IDs, and subnet passwords are some of these traits. The machine in
this case is connected to the IP address 192.168.165.17. We will look at the network ID, the
broadcast ID, and the subnet mask to find out what subnet this IP address is in and more about
that subnet.
Subnet Mask:
This is how you can get the subnet mask for the IP address (192.168.165.17/29) using
CIDR notation. We were able to get the subnet mask because of this. The first 29 bits of the
CIDR structure will be used by the network part, and the rest of the bits will be used by the host
part. The network part should use the first 29 bits. The CIDR structure has a sign called "/29"
that does this. The sum of the digits in the number 29 is 11111000. The number that is made
when this process is done is 255.255.255.248. It got to the netmask 255.255.255.248 with the
Network ID:
To begin, we use a bitwise AND function to connect the IP address and the subnet mask.
We can now get the network's address. We need to finish this step before moving on to the next
step, which is to get the network ID. Every bit of the subnet mask except the first 29 bits is set to
"1." The first 29 bits are the only ones that don't follow this rule. After the IP address and subnet
mask have been turned into code, the AND action is used to get the network ID, which is
192.168.165.16. This is what is done when the last step is done. You can get the network ID by
following these steps. As a number, the network ID is shown as 192.168.165.16. It can be given
Broadcast ID:
Both the IP address and the subnet mask need to be turned into code in order to get the
broadcast ID. This is something you need to do before you can get the radio ID. This means that
the subnet mask that has been turned around can be used as the input to a bitwise OR operation
at the time that the operation is being done. This means that the answer needs to be turned back
to decimal numbers. That's what it all means. The broadcast ID that goes with your IP address
(192.168.165.17/29) is the same as your IP address. This address and the broadcast ID are linked
in some way.
With the network ID and the list of names that are part of that subnet, we can tell which
subnet the IP address is in. It is possible to do this because of the link between them. The A/29
area's network ID is 192.168.165.16, which means that eight names can be spread out. You can
send a lot of emails to any of these names at the same time. There are three things you need to set
up the address area. These are the network ID and broadcast ID, as well as the places that can be
given out. Here is a list of these places in alphabetical order: It is now 17:18:19: 20:21:22:23. An
IP address with the range 192.168.165.16 to 192.168.165.23 is part of a subnet that is made up of
all the numbers between those two ranges. Every number between those two groups is in this.
Those names aren't the only ones that can be in the group, though. The computer's IP address is
Conclusion:
To make sure that computer networks work right, you need to know a lot about IP
routing, subnetting, and other related topics. The network also needs to be set up right for it to
work well and do what it's meant to do. This computer is linked to a subnet with a network ID of
address is 192.168.165.17/29. This is the address for the region. The information we just talked
about is very important for system managers to have so that they can make sure that fixes and
maintenance on networks are done right. It shows how important it is to use subnetting and IP
numbers in networking systems by making sure that communication stays open within the set-up
subnet. In light of this, it is clear how important it is to give IP addresses lots of thought.