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Classful IPv4 Addressing

The classful addressing concepts divide the address space into a fixed number of blocks and each block has a fixed number of hosts. In IPv4 addresses of class A, B & C the first part of the address is considered as net-id (Network id), and the second part of the address is called host-id. The size of these parts varies with the classes.

Net-id: The net-id denotes the address of the network.
Host-id: The hoist-id denotes the address of the host attached to the corresponding network.

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