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This course is a quick guide for understanding the internet protocol standard IPv4, including its packet structure, subnetting, and address configuration on hosts and routers. It also discusses the sixth version, IPv6, and its addressing scheme, subnetting, and coexistence with IPv4.

A Quick Guide for IP Subnetting

## Introduction
The global internet operates on top of the TCP/IP protocol suite. Central to this protocol is the Internet Protocol (IP). Although version 6 of IP has long been standardized, version 4 is still widely used. IP subnetting, the subject of this mini-course, allows efficient use of IP addresses.

## About the course

By the time we finish this course, we’ll have a more comprehensive understanding of how the internet works. We’ll also have a better idea of how it’s growing, particularly with the rapid expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT).

# Introduction
The global internet operates on top of the TCP/IP protocol suite. Central to this protocol is the Internet Protocol (IP). Although version 6 of IP has long been standardized, version 4 is still widely used. IP subnetting, the subject of this mini-course, allows efficient use of IP addresses.

# About the course

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