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What happens when two devices on the same subnet are communicating?

What happens when two devices on the same subnet are communicating?<br/>

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Asked by Dsurge, Last updated: Nov 10, 2024

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btar26894

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Answered May 13, 2020

Perhaps this has something to do with personal phone emails

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dsurge13

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Answered Apr 22, 2019

The host portion of the IP addresses will be different.
Refer to curriculum topic: 3.3.2 When two devices are on the same local network, the network portion of their IP addresses will be the same and the host portion of their IP addresses will be different.

The host portion of the IP addresses will be different.
Refer to curriculum topic: 3.3.2 When two
Two devices on the same network do not need the default gateway in order to communicate with one another. The default gateway is used when the destination IP address is on a different network.

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