5. Classful Classless IP Addresses

[@carlodurian3730]

Wow! That gave me a clearer view. Thanks!

[@heatherautumnnamias7088]

I have been taught that the subnet mask for classful addresses are always A = 255.0.0.0 B = 255.255.0.0 C = 255.255.255.0 so does that mean that subnet masks do not necessarily mean the IP address is subnetted?

[@muhammadroshan7315]

nice question of whom I dont know the answer

[@umairalvi7382]

Yess these are just default masks to identify net id and host id.

[@edwnramos]

Can't find your website! Your lectures are extraordinary!

[@ApexSpeedster]

So can we say that classful addressing do not have any concept of subnetting?

[@raphaelazukeame3905]

Good question

[@kishorebrahmavar514]

Is this dan alberghetti?

[@NetworkingNewbies]

Great explanatino

[@MsLoveDance1]

a very unrelated comment, but when I see this video was posted 7 years ago, I always think it's from 2012 or something. Meanwhile that would be 2017. I'm getting older :')

[@jorgecorea405]

Kinda didnt understand this explanation

[@abdulrahmansworld162]

thank u keep going

[@muhammadroshan7315]

I fell in love with you

[@samuelthomas3098]

Class E, B, C, D