Subnet Mask

Short for subnetwork mask, a subnet mask is method of dividing a network of IP addresses into groups. A common example of a subnet mask used is 255.255.255.0.

See document CH000444 for a listing of network commands capable of displaying network information including the subnet mask.

Also see: CIDR, IP, Network definitions

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