Which of the following statements is true about classless IP addressing concepts?
- Uses a 128-bit IP address
- Applies only for Class A and B networks
- Separates IP addresses into network, subnet, and host parts
- Ignores Class A, B, and C network rules
Explanation: Classless addressing rules define a two-part IP address structure: the prefix and the host part. This logic ignores Class A, B, and C rules, and can be applied to the 32-bit IPv4 addresses from any address class. By ignoring Class A, B, and C rules, classless addressing ignores any distinction as to the network part of an IPv4 address.
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