How to IP addressing?

>>59726536
if you cant find tutorials on how to do it, you wouldnt understand how to accomplish it in the first place

>>59726536
>I haven't been able to find any decent tutorials

google professor messer, hes got a lot of good self study stuff

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>>59726536
Go to 192.168.1.1
advanced options
Turn on DHCP
Plug cat6 cable into router
make sure it's not the WAN port
Plug other end into thousand islands

>>59726536
>Do I have to use Class A/B/C?
Classfull networking has be irrelevant for decades.
>how, exactly, you determine IP addresses and subnets for anything
Think of how many hosts you want to have on this network. Add 2 to that number for the network address and broadcast address.
Find the smallest power of 2 greater or equal to that number. Subtract that from 32. Usually, subnets are also made a lot bigger than they need to be, so they don't have to be renumbered when you add more hosts, and it's usually done to some "nice" number.

For example, if I want 10 hosts on a subnet, I need 12 addresses. 2^4 (16) is the smallest power of 2, so I need a /28 subnet. Unless I was constrained on addresses, I would probably knock that up to a /24.

The addresses themselves aren't important. Just pick something logical and easy to remember. It would be a good idea to write it down.
If you have a shitload of addresses to work with (e.g. RFC1918 address space), you can do fancy shit like embedding information about the connection in the address.
I once did a thing where I embedded the "router numbers" in one of the octets. If I had three routers named 1, 2, and 3, I would make the connection between the router 1 and 2 be 10.0.12.0/30, 1 and 3 be 10.0.13.0/30 and 2 and 3 be 10.0.23.0/30, with the lower router number getting .1 and the higher getting .2.

>Would this setup only require a /30 subnet mask
That is typically the kind of subnet you would have between two routers.

>>59726615
I'm using packet tracer and a theoretical network, not an actual network.

>>59726536
Suppose I have an evil dogger who should go away

ask your teacher.

>babbies first networking class

>>59727026
I am my teacher.