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I want to learn networking from scratch.
Start with Introduction to Networking (short and friendly), then Computer Networks: A Systems Approach (the full textbook). Both are free online. Cisco's free Networking Academy course is a good next step.
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A /26 prefix leaves 6 host bits, so each subnet has 2⁶ = 64 addresses, and 62 of them are usable…

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