ananthi
what is the difference between network address and host address?
By ananthi in Networking on Apr 02 2007
  • Vikas Jadhav
    Jun, 2007 29

    ip add 192.168.100.2 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0 now 192.168.100.X is network id which is used to identify from which network u belongs to and x is host id which is unique for every node on network

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  • srikanth nachu
    Jun, 2007 12

    network id and host id both are unique

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  • vijay vijayasekharnaidu
    May, 2007 23

    network address is a sfecific idetifide with host in hole network

    host address is a within network a sfecifide protocal  address.

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  • Deepak Agrawal
    Apr, 2007 5

    The Network address identifies the specific network to which host is attached, and Host address uniquely identifies a host within a network.

    The distinction is important because router routes the packet according to a network address and don't care about host address.

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