What is a Berkeley broadcast address?
What will be an ideal response?
The University of California at Berkeley developed and distributed an early implementation
of TCP/IP protocols as part of BSD UNIX. The BSD implementation contained a nonstandard feature
that has affected many subsequent implementations. Instead of using a host suffix of all ones to
represent a directed broadcast address, the Berkeley implementation uses a host suffix that contains
all zeroes (i.e., identical to the network address). The address form is known informally as Berkeley
broadcast.
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