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SUR COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


WORKSHOP ON IP ADDRESSING & SUBNETTING

Conducted by
V.R. RAJASEKAR
Lecturer IT
On
04/04/2011
Student Id:_________ Name :______________________________________________

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Content
1. IP addressing basics
2. Binary to decimal conversion
3. Decimal to binary conversion
4. Decimal to hexadecimal conversion
5. Address class identification
6. Network & host identification
7. Default subnet mask identification
8. Network id identification
identification
9. First and last host id identification
10. Subnet directed broadcast IP address identification
11. Apply your knowledge
12. Subnetting
13. VLSM : Variable Length Subnet Mask
14. Apply your knowledge

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1) IP ADDRESSING BASICS:
Define IP Address:
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
Find the IP Address of your computer and write it.
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
Other facts:

________________________ Addressing.

2 Versions: 1) ____________________ 2) ____________________.

IP Version used in our college: __________________________.

IP Addresses are used to identify _________________ in networks.

Assigned by __________________________________.

Length of IPv4 address: ____________________.

Length of IPv6 Address: ____________________.

IPv4 Address of broken into ___________________ octets (8 Bits).

General format of IPv4 is ___________________________.

Uses _______________________________format.

Example IP Address: ________________________.

Range of value per octet: __________________________.

Two types of IPv4 Address: 1) _____________________________ 2) _______________________.

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Higher
Order
Bit (1st
Octet)
# of
Network
Bits

# of
Host
Bits
Default
Subnet Mask

CIDR
Value

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Total # of
Networks

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0.0.0.0
: ______________________________________
127.0.0.0 127.255.255.255 : ______________________________________
255.255.255.255
: ______________________________________

CLASS

Range
(1st
Octet)

Total # of
Host per
Network

Private IP Address

2) Binary To Decimal Conversion:


a) 10010010
e) 00011011
i) 00100000
m) 11101101
128

b) 01110111
f) 10101010
j) 01010101
n) 11000000
64

32

16

c) 11111111
g) 01101111
k) 00111110
o) 00011100

d) 11000101
h) 11111000
l) 00000011
p) 10101010

Scratch Area

Answer

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
l)
m)
n)
o)
p)

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3) Decimal To Binary Conversion:


a) 238
h) 138

128

b) 34
i) 1

64

c) 123
j) 13

32

16

d) 50
k) 250

e) 255
l) 98

f) 200
m) 15

Answer

Scratch Area

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
l)
m)
n)
o)

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g) 10
n) 79

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4) Decimal to Hexadecimal Conversion:


Conversion:
a) 197

b) 220

c) 79

h) 168

i) 172

j) 201

d) 129

e) 148

f) 119

g) 97

Decimal Binary Hexadecimal


128

64

32

16

Binary Value

Hexadecimal

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)

Decimal
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Binary
0000
0001
0010
0011
0100
0101
0110
0111

Hexadecimal
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

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9
10
11
12
13
14
15

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1000
1001
1010
1011
1100
1101
1110
1111

8
9
A
B
C
D
E
F

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5) Address Class Identification:


Identify the Class of the following IP Addresses.
Address

Class

a)

10.250.1.1

_____

b)

150.10.15.0

_____

c)

192.14.2.0

_____

d)

148.17.9.1

_____

e)

193.42.1.1

_____

f)

126.8.156.0

_____

g)

220.200.23.1

_____

h)

230.230.45.58

_____

i)

177.100.18.4

_____

j)

119.18.45.0

_____

k)

249.240.80.78

_____

l)

199.155.77.56

_____

m)

117.89.56.45

_____

o)

215.45.45.0

_____

p)

199.200.15.0

_____

q)

95.0.21.90

_____

r)

33.0.0.0

_____

s)

158.98.80.0

_____

t)

219.21.56.0

_____

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Class
A
B
C
D
E

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Range

6) NETWORK & HOST IDENTIFICATION:


6.1 Circle the Network portion of these addresses:
a)

177.

100.

18.

b)

119.

18.

45.

c)

209.

240.

80.

78

d)

199.

155.

77.

56

e)

117.

89.

56.

45

f)

215.

45.

45.

g)

192.

200.

15.

h)

95.

0.

21.

90

i)

33.

0.

0.

j)

158.

98.

80.

k)

217.

21.

56.

l)

10.

250.

1.

m)

150.

10.

15.

n)

192.

14.

2.

o)

148.

17.

9.

p)

193.

42.

1.

q)

126.

8.

156.

r)

220.

200.

23.

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A
B
C

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SNM
255.0.0.0
255.255.0.0
255.255.255.0

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6.2 Circle the host portion of these addresses:

a) 10.

15.

123.

50

b) 171.

2.

199.

31

c) 198.

125.

87.

177

d) 223.

250.

200.

222

e) 17.

45.

222.

45

f) 126.

201.

54.

231

g) 191.

41.

35.

112

h) 155.

25.

169.

227

i) 192.

15.

155.

j) 123.

102.

45.

254

k) 148.

17.

9.

155

l) 100.

25.

1.

m) 195.

0.

21.

98

n) 25.

250.

135.

46

o) 171.

102.

77.

77

p) 55.

250.

5.

q) 218.

155.

230.

14

r) 10.

250.

1.

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A
B
C

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SNM
255.0.0.0
255.255.0.0
255.255.255.0

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7) Default Subnet Mask Identification:


Write the correct Default Subnet Mask & CIDR Value for each of the following addresses:
IP Address

Subnet Mask

CIDR Value

a) 177.100.18.4

_____________________________

__________

b) 119.18.45.0

_____________________________

__________

c) 191.249.234.191

_____________________________

__________

d) 223.23.223.109

_____________________________

__________

e) 10.10.250.1

_____________________________

__________

f) 126.123.23.1

_____________________________

__________

g) 223.69.230.250

_____________________________

__________

h) 192.12.35.105

_____________________________

__________

i) 77.251.200.51

_____________________________

__________

j) 189.210.50.1

_____________________________

__________

k) 88.45.65.35

_____________________________

__________

l) 128.212.250.254

_____________________________

___________

m) 193.100.77.83

_____________________________

___________

n) 125.125.250.1

_____________________________

___________

o) 1.1.10.50

_____________________________

__________

p) 220.90.130.45

_____________________________

___________

q) 134.125.34.9

_____________________________

__________

r) 95.250.91.99

_____________________________

__________

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8)) network id Identification:


Identify the Network Id of the following IP Addresses.
IP Address

Network ID

a) 177.100.18.4

_____________________________

b) 119.18.45.0

_____________________________

c) 191.249.234.191

_____________________________

d) 223.23.223.109

_____________________________

e) 10.10.250.1

_____________________________

f) 126.123.23.1

_____________________________

g) 223.69.230.250

_____________________________

h) 192.12.35.105

_____________________________

i) 77.251.200.51

_____________________________

j) 189.210.50.1

_____________________________

k) 88.45.65.35

_____________________________

l) 128.212.250.254

_____________________________

m) 193.100.77.83

_____________________________

n) 125.125.250.1

_____________________________

o) 1.1.10.50

_____________________________

p) 220.90.130.45

_____________________________

q) 134.125.34.9

_____________________________

r) 95.250.91.99

_____________________________

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9)) first and last host id Identification:


Identify the First Host Id and Last Host Id of the following IP Addresses.
IP Address

Network ID

First Host Id

Last Host Id

a) 177.100.18.4

_________________

_____________

________________

b) 119.18.45.0

_________________

_____________

________________

c) 191.249.234.191

_________________

_____________

________________

d) 223.23.223.109

_________________

_____________

________________

e) 10.10.250.1

_________________

_____________

________________

f) 126.123.23.1

_________________

_____________

________________

g) 223.69.230.250

_________________

_____________

________________

h) 192.12.35.105

_________________

_____________

________________

i) 77.251.200.51

_________________

_____________

________________

j) 189.210.50.1

_________________

_____________

________________

k) 88.45.65.35

_________________

_____________

________________

l) 128.212.250.254

_________________

_____________

________________

m) 193.100.77.83

_________________

_____________

________________

n) 125.125.250.1

_________________

_____________

________________

o) 1.1.10.50

_________________

_____________

________________

p) 220.90.130.45

_________________

_____________

________________

q) 134.125.34.9

_________________

_____________

________________

r) 95.250.91.99

_________________

_____________

________________

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10)
10) SUBNET DIRECTED BROADCAST IP ADDRESS IDENTIFICATION:
Find the Subnet Directed Broadcast IP address of the following Networks.
IP Address

Network ID

a) 177.100.18.4

_____________________________

b) 119.18.45.0

_____________________________

c) 191.249.234.191

_____________________________

d) 223.23.223.109

_____________________________

e) 10.10.250.1

_____________________________

f) 126.123.23.1

_____________________________

g) 223.69.230.250

_____________________________

h) 192.12.35.105

_____________________________

i) 77.251.200.51

_____________________________

j) 189.210.50.1

_____________________________

k) 88.45.65.35

_____________________________

l) 128.212.250.254

_____________________________

m) 193.100.77.83

_____________________________

n) 125.125.250.1

_____________________________

o) 1.1.10.50

_____________________________

p) 220.90.130.45

_____________________________

q) 134.125.34.9

_____________________________

r) 95.250.91.99

_____________________________

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11)
11) Apply your knowledge:
Solve the following problems.
1) Give Network ID : 138.169.0.0
Class: ________________________________

SNM: ____________________________________

First HID: ____________________________

Last HID:_________________________________

Broadcast IP:__________________________

No of hosts: _______________________________

2) Give Network ID : 206.207.0.0


Class: ________________________________

SNM: ____________________________________

First HID: ____________________________

Last HID:_________________________________

Broadcast IP:__________________________

No of hosts: _______________________________

3) Give Network ID : 189.0.0.0


Class: ________________________________

SNM: ____________________________________

First HID: ____________________________

Last HID:_________________________________

Broadcast IP:__________________________

No of hosts: _______________________________

4) Give Network ID : 203.0.0.0


Class: ________________________________

SNM: ____________________________________

First HID: ____________________________

Last HID:_________________________________

Broadcast IP:__________________________

No of hosts: _______________________________

5) Give Network ID : 208.255.0.0


Class: ________________________________

SNM: ____________________________________

First HID: ____________________________

Last HID:_________________________________

Broadcast IP:__________________________

No of hosts: _______________________________

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12) SUBNETTING

Subnetting is a procedure to support the subnetting or division of a single Class A, B, or C


network number into smaller pieces.

Instead of the Classful two-level hierarchy, subnetting supports a three-level hierarchy.

Below Figure, illustrates the basic idea of subnetting, which is to divide the standard classful
host number field into two parts-the subnet number and the host number on that subnet.

Problem 1 :
Network Address

: 192.10.10.0

Number of needed subnets

: 14

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

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Problem 2:
Network Address

: 130.150.0.0

Number of needed subnets

: 62

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

Problem 3:
Network Address

: 35.0.0.0

Number of needed subnets

: 30

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

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Problem 4:
Network Address

: 22.0.0.0

Number of needed subnets

:6

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 3)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 4)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 5)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 6)

: ________________________________________

Show your work in the space below.

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Problem 5:
Network Address

: 140.10.0.0

Number of needed subnets

:8

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 3)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 4)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 5)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 6)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 7)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 8)

: ________________________________________

Show your work in the space below.

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Problem 6:
Network Address

: 200.100.100.0

Number of needed subnets

:6

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 3)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 4)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 5)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 6)

: ________________________________________

Show your work in the space below.

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Problem 7:
Network Address

: 12.0.0.0

Number of needed subnets

:2

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Show your work in the space below.

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Problem 8:
Network Address

: 135.20.0.0

Number of needed subnets

:6

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 3)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 4)
First Host ID
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Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 5)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 6)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Show your work in the space below.

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Problem 9:
Network Address

: 192.168.1.0

Number of needed subnets

: 14

Complete the following:


Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Number of bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

Custom / New Sub NetMask

: ________________________________________

CIDR Value

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 3)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 4)
First Host ID
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: ________________________________________
: ________________________________________
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Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 5)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 6)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 7)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 8)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 9)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

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Subnet Id (Subnet 10)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 11)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 12)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 13)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 14)

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

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Problem 10:
Given IP Address: 172.185.128.0
Subnet Required: 10
Find the Subnet Id, First Host Id, Last Host Id, Broadcast IP of 1st, 2nd, 13th and 14th Subnets.
Find the New Subnet Mask.

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Problem 11:
Given IP Address: 192.168.1.7
Subnets Required: 10
Find the Subnet Id, First Host Id, Last Host Id, Broadcast IP of 1st, 2nd & 10th Subnets.
Find the new subnet mask.

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13) VLSM : Variable Length Subnet Mask


Problem 1:
Your organization has been assigned the network number 220.25.25.0/16, the topology diagram is also given
below. Apply VLSM with a minimal wastage of IP addresses.

IP Address Given

:________________________________________

Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Topology Diagram

Number of Subnets Needed

: _______________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

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: ________________________________________

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Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 3)

: ________________________________________

Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 4)

: ________________________________________

Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

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Problem 2:
Your organization has been assigned the network number 140.25.0.0/16, the topology diagram is also given
below. Apply VLSM with a minimal wastage of IP addresses.

IP Address Given

:________________________________________

Address class

:________________________________________

Default subnet mask

: ________________________________________

Topology Diagram

Number of Subnets Needed

: _______________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 1)

: ________________________________________

Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

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Subnet Id (Subnet 2)

: ________________________________________

Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 3)

: ________________________________________

Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

Subnet Id (Subnet 4)

: ________________________________________

Number of Host needed

: ________________________________________

Number of Bits borrowed

: ________________________________________

First Host ID

: ________________________________________

Last Host ID

: ________________________________________

Broadcast IP

: ________________________________________

New Subnet Mask (CIDR)

: ________________________________________

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14) APPLY YOUR KNOWLEDGE:


1) On the network 131.1.123.0/27, what is the last IP Address that can be assigned to a host?
a) 131.1.123.30
b) 131.1.123.31
c) 131.1.123.32
d) 131.1.123.33
2) For the network 192.0.2.0/23, which option is a valid IP address that can be assigned to a host?
a) 192.0.2.0
b) 192.0.2.255
c) 192.0.3.255
d) 192.0.4.0
3) Which two addresses can be assigned to a host with a subnet mask of 255.255.254.0? (Choose two)
a) 113.10.4.0
b) 186.54.3.0
c) 175.33.3.255
d) 26.35.2.255
e) 17.35.36.0
4) Given a subnet mask of 255.255.255.224, which of the following addresses can be assigned to
network hosts? (Choose three)
a) 15.234.118.63
b) 92.11.178.93
c) 134.178.18.56
d) 192.168.16.87
e) 201.45.116.159
f) 217.63.12.192
5) Given the address 192.168.20.19/28, which of the following are valid host addresses on this subnet?
(Choose two)
a) 192.168.20.29
b) 192.168.20.16
c) 192.168.20.17
d) 192.168.20.31
e) 192.168.20.0

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