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subnet

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sub·net  (sbnt)
n.
A system of interconnections within a communications system that allows the components to communicate directly with each other.
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subnet
n (Comput) → Teilnetz nt


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People use a subnet mask to identify what specific part of an Internet Protocol address is allotted for the host as well as the particular area reserved for the network Also referred to as the netmask, this information is vital, as it is necessary to measure easily the specific parts for the host and the network People use a subnet mask to identify what specific part of an Internet Protocol address is allotted for the host as well as the particular area reserved for the network.
lt;p>The switch supports adaptive routing, port mirroring, end-to-end congestion management and subnet partitioning.
Subnet of control, there is a lot of technology and standards can be used, can be connected with home backbone-network, and even be connected with the Internet.
 
 
 
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