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VLAN's and Network address ranges

Asked by museudf in Network Management, Miscellaneous Networking, TCP/IP

Hi all

I was hoping someone could quickly explain the two following items to me please. If you need more information about the questions then please do ask and I will add as much as I can or know.

1) We are having a new network installed the the Comms company have suggested we have about 12 different VLAN's. I dont understand why we would want our teachers on one vlan and students on another vlan and our printers on a third vlan. Please explain.

2) If I am told that I am going to get 8 x Class C address what does this mean. Also if I am provided with the following range what IP address am I going to get 192.168.1.0/24

Many thanks all.

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