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Networking Fundamentals · Foundational

Prefix Length

The number of leading network bits in an address, written after a slash, as in /24 or /64.

Definition

Prefix length expresses the same information as a subnet mask in a shorter form and is used for both IPv4 and IPv6. Longer prefixes mean smaller subnets. Routers use longest-prefix match to select the most specific route.

Example

10.0.0.0/8 has an 8-bit prefix and a 24-bit host portion.

Exam tip

A /27 is a smaller network than a /24; bigger number, fewer hosts.

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