Box Hill Institute

IP Subnetting (BHI)

Offered by Box Hill Institute,
IP Subnetting (BHI)

This short course looks at some of the basics underlying network addressing and subnetting, from converting numbers between binary and decimal, to designing an addressing scheme for a network.

This course provides a good preparation for anyone looking at taking a networking and routing course, or a good recap of the basics covered in the early parts of these courses.

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