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    ASIA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION

    AICT003-4-2
    Networks and Networking (NWN)

    Tutorial: IP Addressing (Part 2)

    1) For the following IP Address, identify the Subnet Mask, Network Address, Broadcast
    Address and the Usable IP Address for that group. You can write your answers in table or
    Pie form (based on your convenience).

    a) 192.168.7.200 / 26

    Subnet Mask Network Address Broadcast Address Usable IP Address

    b) 200.10.4.50 / 29

    Subnet Mask Network Address Broadcast Address Usable IP Address

    c) 192.168.80.70 /28

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    Subnet Mask Network Address Broadcast Address Usable IP Address

    d) 200.172.23.9/30

    Subnet Mask Network Address Broadcast Address Usable IP Address

    e) 192.168.50.40/25

    Subnet Mask Network Address Broadcast Address Usable IP Address

    Module: NWN Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation Page 2 of 6


    2) 6 Network only using 1 network address.

    2) You have been given the 192.168.15.0/24 address space to use in your network design.
    Prepare the IP addressing plan for the network (with subnetting) and show the detailed
    calculation of subnet mask. Refer to the attached table and fill in the blanks with suitable
    addresses.

    20 size

    20 size 20 size

    Figure 1: Topology Diagram

    Default
    Device Interface Network Address IP Address
    Gateway
    Fa0/0 192.168.15.0 192.168.15.30 N/A
    192.168.15.33 (ONLY N
    192.168.15.32 CONNECTION to branch
    HQ Se2/0 1 se2/0 SO PUT TILL 33) N/A

    Se3/0 192.168.15.36 192.168.15.37 N/A


    Fa0/0 192.168.15.40 192.168.15.70 N/A
    BRANCH 192.168.15.32 192.168.15.34
    Se2/0 N/A
    1
    Se3/0 192.168.15.72 192.168.15.73 N/A
    BRANCH Fa0/0 192.168.15.76 192.168.15.106 N/A
    2 Se2/0 192.168.15.72 192.168.15.74 N/A

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    Default
    Device Interface Network Address IP Address
    Gateway
    Se3/0 192.168.15.36 192.168.15.38 N/A
    PC1 NIC 192.168.15.0 192.168.15.1 192.168.15.30
    PC2 NIC 192.168.15.40 192.168.15.41 192.168.15.70
    PC3 NIC 192.168.15.40
    192.168.15.76 192.168.15.77 192.168.15.106

    Draw this diagram using Cisco Packet Tracer, and configure the IP Address and Routing
    accordingly.
    Subnet mask
    192.168.15.0/24

    24 mean got 24 one


    11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000
    255.255.255.0

    HQ FA0/0
    192.168.15.0 >>> network address
    2^n – 2 >= 20
    N=5
    2^5 = 32 (MUST BIGGER THAN 20 SO USE POWER 5)
    The size of user per network is 32.
    Therefore, 192.168.15.0 - 192.168.15.31
    192.168.15.31 don’t have any network (broadcast id)
    192.168.15.30 IP network = the default gateway for pc 1

    HQ SE2/0
    192.168.15.32
    2^n-2>=2
    n=2 2^2=4
    Therefore, 192.168.15.32 - 192.168.15.35 (4)
    192.168.15.34 (IP ADDRESS)
    192.168.15.35 (BOARDCAST ADDRESS)

    HQ SE3/0
    192.168.15.36
    2^n-2>=2
    n=2 2^2=4
    Therefore, 192.168.15.36 - 192.168.15.39 (4)
    192.168.15.38 (IP ADDRESS)
    192.168.15.39 (BOARDCAST ADDRESS)

    BRANCH 1 FA0/0
    192.168.15.40
    2^n – 2 >= 20

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    N=5
    2^5 = 32
    THEREFORE, 192.168.15.40 - 192.168.15.71
    192.168.15.70 (IP-address) = the default gateway for pc 2
    192.168.15.71 (broadcast)

    BRANCH 1 Se2/0
    ** is connect from HQ from Branch 1
    Is using back the range of HQ Se2/0 192.168.15.32 - 192.168.15.35 (4)
    Therefore 192.168.15.32 - 192.168.15.34

    BRANCH 1 SE3/0
    ** New router connection to branch 2 se3/0 so start from
    192.168.15.72
    2^n – 2 >= 2
    2^2 = 4
    THEREFORE, 192.168.15.72- 192.168.15.75
    192.168.15.74 (IP-address) =
    192.168.15.75 (broadcast)

    BRANCH 2 FA0/0
    192.168.76.
    2^n – 2 >= 20
    N=5
    2^5 = 32
    THEREFORE, 192.168.15.76 - 192.168.15.107
    192.168.15.106 (IP-address) = the default gateway for pc 3
    192.168.15.107 (broadcast)

    BRANCH 2 Se2/0
    ** is connect from Branch 1 to Branch 2
    Is using back the range of HQ Se2/0 192.168.15.72 - 192.168.15.75 (4)
    Therefore 192.168.15.72 - 192.168.15.74

    BRANCH 2 Se3/0
    ** is connect from HQ to Branch 2
    Therefore, 192.168.15.36 - 192.168.15.39 (4)
    Therefore 192.168.15.36 - 192.168.15.38

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