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VLSM Subnetting Chart PDF

The document summarizes how IP address subnets are divided based on the subnet mask used. It shows that with each additional subnet bit, the number of available subnets doubles while the number of hosts per subnet is cut in half. For example, a /25 mask supports 2 subnets with 126 hosts each, while a /26 mask supports 4 subnets with 62 hosts each.

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VLSM Subnetting Chart PDF

The document summarizes how IP address subnets are divided based on the subnet mask used. It shows that with each additional subnet bit, the number of available subnets doubles while the number of hosts per subnet is cut in half. For example, a /25 mask supports 2 subnets with 126 hosts each, while a /26 mask supports 4 subnets with 62 hosts each.

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/25 (1 subnet bit) /26 (2 subnet bits) /27 (3 subnet bits) /28 (4 subnet bits) /29 (5 subnet bits)

9 (5 subnet bits) /30 (6 subnet bits)


2 subnets 4 subnets 8 subnets 16 subnets 32 subnets 64 subnets

4/13/2007
126 hosts 62 hosts 30 hosts 14 hosts 6 hosts 2 hsots
.0 .0 (.1- .2)
.0 (.1- .6 )
.4
.0 (.1- .14) .4 (.5- .6)
.8 .8 (.9- .10)
.12 .8 (.9- .14)
.12 (.13- .14)
.16
.0 .1- .30)
.16 (.17- .18)
.16 (.17- .22)
.20 .20 (.21- .22)
.24
.16 (.17- .30)
.24 (.25- .26)
.24 (.25- .30)
.28 .28 (.29- .30)
.0 (.1- .62)
.32 .32 (.33- .34)
.36
.32 (.33- .38)
.36 (.37- .38)
.32 (.33- .46)
.40 .40 (.41- .42)
.40 (.41- .46)
.44 .44 (.45- .46)
.48
.32 .33- .62)
.48 (.49- .50)
.52
.48 (.49- .54)
.52 (.53- .54)
.48 (.49- .62)
.56 .56 (.57- .58)
.56 (.57- .62)
.60 .60 (.61- .62)
.64
.0 .64 (.65- .66)
.68
.64 (.65- .70)
.68 (.69- .70)
.64 (.65- .78)
.72 .72 (.73- .74)
.76
.72 (.73- .78)
.76 (.77- .78)
.64 (.65- .94)
.80 .80 (.81- .82)
.84
.80 (.81- .86)
.84 (.85- .86)
.80 (.81- .94)
.88 .88 (.89- .90)
.88 (.89- .94)
.92 .92 (.93- .94)
.96 .64 (.65- .126)
.96 (.97- .98)
.96 (.97- .102)
.100 .100 (.101- .102)
.96 (.97- .110)
.104 .104 (.105- .106)
.104 (.105- .110)
.108 .108

Originally Authored by Dale Henninger


(.109- .110)
.96 (.97- .126)
.112 .112 (.113- .114)
.112 (.113- .118)

Compiled by Lee Toderick


.116 .116 (.117- .118)
.112 (.113- .126)
.120 .120 (.121- .122)
.120 (.121- .126)
.124 .124 (.125- .126)
.128 .128 (.129- .130)
.132
.128 (.129- .134)
.132 (.133- .134)
.128 (.129- .142)
.136 .136 (.137- .138)
.136 (.137- .142)
.140 .140 (.141- .142)
.128 (.129- .158)
.144 .144 (.145- .146)
.144 (.145- .150)
.148 .148 (.149- .150)
.144 (.145- .158)
.152 .152 (.153- .154)
.152 (.153- .158)
.156
.128 (.129- .190)
.156 (.157- .158)
.160 .160 (.161- .162)
.160 (.161- .166)
.164 .164 (.165- .166)
.160 (.161- .174)
.168 .168 (.169- .170)
.168 (.169- .174)
.172 .172 (.173- .174)
.160 (.161- .190)
.176 .176 (.177- .178)
.176 (.177- .182)
.180 .180 (.181- .182)
.176 (.177- .190)
.184 .184 (.185- .186)
.184 (.185- .190)
.188 .188 (.189- .190)
.192 .128 .192 (.193- .194)
.192 (.193- .198)
.196 .196 (.197- .198)
.192 (.193- .206)
.200 .200 (.201- .202)
.200 (.201- .206)
.204 .204 (.205- .206)
.192 (.193- .222)
.208 .208 (.209- .210)
.208 (.209- .214)
.212 .212 (.213- .214)
.208 (.209- .222)
.216 .216 (.217- .218)
.216 (.217- .222)
Subnet Addressing for Last Octet

.220 .220 (.221- .222)


.192 (.193- .254)
.224 .224 (.225- .226)
.224 (.225- .230)
.228 .228 (.229- .230)
.224 (.225- .238)
.232 .232 (.233- .234)
.232 (.233- .238)
.236 .236 (.237- .238)
.224 (.225- .254)
.240 .240 (.241- .242)
.240 (.241- .246)
.244 .244 (.245- .246)
.240 (.241- .254)
.248 .248 (.249- .250)
.248 (.249- .254)
.252 .252 (.253- .254)
/25 (1 subnet bit) /26 (2 subnet bits) /27 (3 subnet bits) /28 (4 subnet bits) /29 (5 subnet bits) /30 (6 subnet bits)
2 subnets 4 subnets 8 subnets 16 subnets 32 subnets 64 subnets
126 hosts 62 hosts 30 hosts 14 hosts 6 hosts 2 hsots

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