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    This document discusses IP subnetting and network addressing. It explains that subnetting allows for the division of a class A, B, or C network into smaller subnetworks to better support routing and flexibility. It provides examples of subnet mask notation and IP address ranges for different subnet classes. The purpose of subnetting is to facilitate network management and allow for more efficient routing between devices on different subnetworks.

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    This document discusses IP subnetting and network addressing. It explains that subnetting allows for the division of a class A, B, or C network into smaller subnetworks to better support routing and flexibility. It provides examples of subnet mask notation and IP address ranges for different subnet classes. The purpose of subnetting is to facilitate network management and allow for more efficient routing between devices on different subnetworks.

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    This document discusses IP subnetting and network addressing. It explains that subnetting allows for the division of a class A, B, or C network into smaller subnetworks to better support routing and flexibility. It provides examples of subnet mask notation and IP address ranges for different subnet classes. The purpose of subnetting is to facilitate network management and allow for more efficient routing between devices on different subnetworks.

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