World of Computer Networking Your CCNA start - Hosts in the Same Network - Example 1

The video tutorial explains how to use binary math to determine if two hosts belong to the same network. It covers converting IP addresses to binary, applying a network mask, performing a binary AND operation, and comparing network prefixes. The tutorial concludes with a simple example and hints at more complex scenarios.

What is the main problem addressed in the video tutorial?

• How to convert decimal numbers to binary

• Learning about different types of network masks

• Determining if two hosts are on the same network

• Understanding the concept of subnetting

What is the first step in determining the network prefix of an IP address?

• Calculating the subnet mask in decimal

• Performing a binary OR operation

• Converting the IP address to binary format

• Comparing the IP address with another IP

What operation is performed between the host IP address and the network mask to obtain the network prefix?

• Binary XOR operation

• Binary OR operation

• Binary NOT operation

• Binary AND operation

How do you determine if two hosts belong to the same network?

• By comparing their network prefixes

• By checking if their IP addresses are identical

• By converting their IP addresses to decimal

• By ensuring they have the same subnet mask

What conclusion is reached about the two hosts in the example?

• They belong to different networks

• They have different subnet masks

• They belong to the same network

• They have identical IP addresses