Tell whether 10.1.2.0/16 is a network-id or an ip address?elaborate your answer?
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10.1.2.0 is an IP address.
In the given statement, we can see that the first two octets are reserved for N/W id & the last two octets are valid host id.
But the host part is non-zero value. So, if the host part is non-zero value then it is an IP address.
Thanks.
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