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Question 5 of 10 < Back Next > When performing subnet calculations, what should you remember? (Select two.) The subnet mask can be any random set of numbers as long as it looks complex. Always use the same subnet mask for every subnet to simplify calculations. Memorize the decimal values for the number of bits set to 1 in an octet within a mask. Subnet calculations are unnecessary if you use DHCP. Think in terms of the number of mask bits. I want to review this question later. (Optional) Check my answer (Optional)

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When performing subnet calculations, what should you remember? (Select two.)
The subnet mask can be any random set of numbers as long as it looks complex.
Always use the same subnet mask for every subnet to simplify calculations.
Memorize the decimal values for the number of bits set to 1 in an octet within a mask.
Subnet calculations are unnecessary if you use DHCP.
Think in terms of the number of mask bits.
I want to review this question later. (Optional)
Check my answer (Optional)

Question 5 of 10
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When performing subnet calculations, what should you remember? (Select two.)
The subnet mask can be any random set of numbers as long as it looks complex.
Always use the same subnet mask for every subnet to simplify calculations.
Memorize the decimal values for the number of bits set to 1 in an octet within a mask.
Subnet calculations are unnecessary if you use DHCP.
Think in terms of the number of mask bits.
I want to review this question later. (Optional)
Check my answer (Optional)

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