Subnetting
Subnetting is the logical division of an IP network into smaller subnetworks to improve address management, isolation, and routing. It defines network and host portions using masks or prefix lengths. Subnetting is fundamental to network architecture, security and scalability of large IP infrastructures. It affects planning, performance and address utilization.
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