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alright lets look at how we divide large networks into smaller ones this process is often referred to as subnetting so when you break an IP address down into its binary equivalent like this you see that each octet is represented with an 8-bit binary number this address is a Class C so the first three octet or the first 24 bits represent the network portion of the address and the last octet or the last eight bits represent the host portion so what we are doing when we subnet is we are borrowing bits for the network from the host portion if we take the address 19 to 21 6 8 10 and we say that we want to divide this network into two subnets or two networks we can borrow one bit from the host portion of the address or the network this is where the subnet mask comes in the subnet mask will tell you how many bits are borrowed if we borrow the first bit the subnet mask is going to be 255 255 255 128 or we can notate it as / 25 this tells us that the first bit of the host portion is borrowed
