- prefix. For IPv4, a
network may also be
characterized by its
subnet mask or
netmask,
which is the
bitmask that, when
applied by a
bitwise AND
operation to...
-
invocation finds netmasks in file myfile, but also any
other word that can be
derived from it,
given no more than two substitutions.
agrep -2
netmasks myfile This...
- In
computer science, a mask or
bitmask is data that is used for
bitwise operations,
particularly in a bit field.
Using a mask,
multiple bits in a byte...
-
configuration parameters of some
network software and
hardware components (e.g.
netmask), and in the
technical jargon used in
network administrators' discussions...
-
destination and
Netmask together describe the
Network identifier as
mentioned earlier. For example,
destination 192.168.0.0 and
netmask 255.255.255.0 can...
- prefix. For IPv4, a
network may also be
characterized by its
subnet mask or
netmask,
which is the
bitmask that when
applied by a
bitwise AND
operation to any...
- non-existent
domain names Wildcard mask, a
netmask that
swaps 1 to 0 and 0 to 1
compared to the
normal netmask Wildcard certificate, a
public key certificate...
-
Force using IPv6 Destination:
Network destination of the
route mask
Netmask: The
netmask (subnet mask) ****ociated with the
network destination Gateway: The...
- shadow:
files group:
files ldap hosts: dns nis
files ethers:
files nis
netmasks:
files nis networks:
files nis protocols:
files nis rpc:
files nis services:...
- fault-tolerance, and mobility. This
typically accomplished using a full
netmask, 32-bits for IPv4 and 128 bits for IPv6, such that the
subnet and VIP address...
