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If we wanted 9 Classes I’m trying to find the leading bits. Is this possible?
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9 classes? No. <br />
8 classes? Hypothetically, yes. &nbsp;(keeping in mind the definition of Hypothetical is: by imagining a possibility rather than reality)<br />
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A 0-127 &nbsp; &nbsp; (0x)<br />
B 128-191 (1x)<br />
C 192-223 (11x)<br />
D 224-239 (111x)<br />
E 240-247 (1111x)<br />
F 248-251 (11111x)<br />
G 252-253 (111111x)<br />
H 254-255 (1111111x)
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> If we wanted 9 Classes I’m trying to find the leading bits. Is this possible?

9 classes? No.
8 classes? Hypothetically, yes.  (keeping in mind the definition of Hypothetical is: by imagining a possibility rather than reality)

A 0-127     (0x)
B 128-191 (1x)
C 192-223 (11x)
D 224-239 (111x)
E 240-247 (1111x)
F 248-251 (11111x)
G 252-253 (111111x)
H 254-255 (1111111x)

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Hello, I am aware that classful network addressing is a thing of the past and there are 5 classes.<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Prefix<br />
Class A &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0<br />
Class B &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;10<br />
Class C &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;110 <br />
Class D &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1110<br />
Class E &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1111<br />
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If we wanted 9 Classes I’m trying to find the leading bits. Is this possible?<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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Hello, I am aware that classful network addressing is a thing of the past and there are 5 classes.
		Prefix
Class A 	0
Class B 	10
Class C 	110 
Class D 	1110
Class E 	1111

If we wanted 9 Classes I’m trying to find the leading bits. Is this possible?

Thanks.

Classful Network Addressing

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