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Subnetting Problem

The document provides instructions for determining the address class, subnet, and subnet mask for various IP addresses. Students are asked to convert the octets of IP addresses and subnet masks to binary and perform AND operations to determine the subnet for each address. Additional questions ask students to determine address class, number of network and subnet bits, number of subnets and hosts for different IP addresses and subnet masks.

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Subnetting Problem

The document provides instructions for determining the address class, subnet, and subnet mask for various IP addresses. Students are asked to convert the octets of IP addresses and subnet masks to binary and perform AND operations to determine the subnet for each address. Additional questions ask students to determine address class, number of network and subnet bits, number of subnets and hosts for different IP addresses and subnet masks.

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IP Address Configuration

In this exercise, determine the address class and calculate the subnet of a given network address. Write the address class and subnet number next to the IP address of the table. For each octet you must convert it to binary form and AND it using the relevant octet of the subnet mask. Address 172.16.2.10 10.6.24.20 10.30.36.12 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.0.0 255.255.255.0 Class Network #

Use the chart below to AND each octet with its subnet mask. Remember, in a network mask, 1s copy and 0s make 0s. Fill in the chart above with your answers. 172 mask result 16 Mask Result 2 Mask Result 10 Mask Result = = = = = = = = = = = =

10 Mask Result 6 Mask Result 24 Mask Result 20 Mask Result ******* 10 Mask Result 30 Mask Result 36 Mask Result 12 Mask Result

= = = = = = = = = = = = ***** = = = = = = = = = = = =

Correctly determine the following for the given address: Address: 201.222.10.60 Class: _____ # of network bits: _____ # of bits borrowed for subnetting: _____ # of subnets: _____ # of useable subnets: _____ # of hosts per subnet: _____ # of useable hosts per subnet: _____ Demonstrate your work using the back of the paper. Mask: 255.255.255.248

Correctly determine the following for the given address: Address: 15.16.193.6 Class: _____ # of network bits: _____ # of bits borrowed for subnetting: _____ # of subnets: ____ # of useable subnets: _____ # of hosts per subnet: _____ # of useable hosts per subnet: _____ Demonstrate your work using the back of the paper. Mask: 255.255.248.0

Correctly determine the following for the given address: Address: 128.16.32.13 Class: _____ # of network bits: _____ # of bits borrowed for subnetting: _____ # of subnets: ____ # of useable subnets: _____ # of hosts per subnet: _____ # of useable hosts per subnet: _____ Demonstrate your work using the back of the paper. Mask: 255.255.255.252

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