[anon(3900582)]

Hi,
Does anyone knows what is the number after the fwd slash that follows the IP addresses (30, 64, 24 ...) ?
Thanks,

[frood2012]

The subnet mask. It separates the network portion from the host portion. A /30 means there's two possible devices available on that network

[anon(3900582)]

I see ... but my device is unique , so what you are saying is that there is another device which IP ends with 230 while mine ends with 237 ?

[frood2012]

It's says USB so the other end will be the computer if it's plugged in.

[Thud Hardsmack]

The subnet mask. It separates the network portion from the host portion. A /30 means there's two possible devices available on that network

No, it's the CIDR notation. It doesn't specify the number of devices but rather the associated routing prefix for the IP address.

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