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    The document discusses IP addressing concepts including determining address classes, network addresses, host addresses, broadcast addresses, and default subnet masks for IPv4 addresses. It also covers determining address classes, network numbers, broadcast addresses, and number of possible hosts and subnets for IP addresses given different subnet masks. Finally, it discusses determining subnet numbers and broadcast addresses for host subnets.

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    IP Addressing

    1.

    Determine the class, network address, host address, broadcast address and default subnet
    mask for the following IPv4 addresses:

    Host IP
    Address

    Address
    Class

    Network
    Address

    Network
    Broadcast
    Address

    Host Address

    Default Subnet
    Mask

    216.14.55.137

    216.14.55.0

    216.14.55.137

    216.14.55.255

    255.255.255.0

    123.1.1.15

    123.0.0.0

    123.1.1.15

    123.255.255.255

    255.0.0.0

    150.127.221.244

    150.127.0.0

    150.127.221.244 150.127.255.255

    194.125.35.199

    194.125.35.0

    194.125.35.199

    194.125.35.255

    255.255.255.0

    175.12.239.244

    175.12.0.0

    175.12.239.244

    175.12.255.255

    255.255.0.0

    2.

    255.255.0.0

    Given an IP address of 142.226.0.15 and a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0, answer the following
    questions:
    What is the binary equivalent of the second octet? ______11100010____________________
    What is the class of the address? __________________Class B______________________
    What is the network address of this IP address? __________142.226.0.0 _______________
    Is this a valid IP host address (Y/N)? _________________Yes _______________________
    Why or why not? ____ It is not a network or broadcast address ________________________

    3.

    Determine the class, network number and broadcast address for the following IP addresses:
    a. IP address: 207.21.54.240
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

    b. IP address: 60.41.211.5

    Address Class: ____C_________________


    Network Number:

    ____207.21.54.0 ________

    Broadcast Address:

    ____207.21.54.255 ______

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____254 _______________

    Address Class: ____A _________________

    Subnet mask: 255.0.0.0

    c.

    ____60.0.0.0 ___________

    Broadcast Address:

    ____60.255.255.255 _____

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____2^24 2 ___________

    IP address: 190.101.2.199

    Address Class: ____B _________________

    Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

    Network Number:

    ____190.101.0.0 ________

    Broadcast Address:

    ____190.101.255.255 ____

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____2^16 2 ___________

    d. IP address: 192.191.25.11
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

    4.

    Network Number:

    Address Class: ____C _________________


    Network Number:

    ____192.191.25.0 _______

    Broadcast Address:

    ____192.191.25.255 _____

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____254 _______________

    Why would you want to subnet (break into smaller networks) the networks in b and c in the
    previous step? __To break up the network into smaller broadcast segments and reduce the
    network traffic
    __________________________________________________________________

    5.

    Determine the class and major network number (not subnet number) for the following IPv4
    addresses. Use the subnet masks to determine the number of subnets created for the address,
    and the number of hosts permitted on each subnet:

    a. IP address: 207.21.54.140

    Address Class: ____C _________________

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.224 Network Number:

    ____207.21.54.0 ________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____8 _________________


    Possible # of Hosts:
    b. IP address: 60.41.211.5
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

    ____32 (-2) _____________

    Address Class: ____A _________________


    Network Number:

    ____60.0.0.0 ___________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2^16 _______________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    c.

    IP address: 190.101.2.199

    ____256 (-2) ____________

    Address Class: ____B _________________

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.224 Network Number:

    ____190.101.0.0 ________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2^11 ______________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    d. IP address: 182.191.25.11
    Subnet mask: 255.255.254.0

    ____32 (-2) _____________

    Address Class: ____B _________________


    Network Number:

    ____182.191.0.0 ________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____128 ________________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    e. IP address: 107.21.54.100

    ____512 (-2) ____________

    Address Class: ____A _________________

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.224 Network Number:

    ____107.0.0.0 __________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2^19 _______________


    Possible # of Hosts:
    f.

    IP address: 96.96.11.78

    ____32 (-2) _____________

    Address Class: ____A _________________

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.240 Network Number:

    ____96.0.0.0 ___________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2^20 _______________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    g. IP address: 96.96.11.78
    Subnet mask: 255.255.252.0

    ____16 (-2) _____________

    Address Class: ____A _________________


    Network Number:

    ____96.0.0.0 ___________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2^14 _______________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    h. IP address: 171.91.5.1
    Subnet mask: 255.255.252.0

    ____1024 (-2) ___________

    Address Class: ____B _________________


    Network Number:

    ____171.91.0.0 _________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____64 _________________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    i.

    IP address: 195.91.5.1

    ____1024 (-2) ___________

    Address Class: ____C _________________

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.240 Network Number:

    ____195.91.5.0 _________

    Possible # of Subnets: ____16 _________________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    6.

    ____16 (-2) _____________

    Determine the subnetwork number and broadcast address for each of the following hosts
    subnets:

    a. IP address: 201.19.100.140

    Subnet Number:

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.224 Broadcast Address:

    ____201.19.100.128 _____
    ____201.19.100.159 _____

    Possible # of Subnets: ____8 _________________

    b. IP address: 75.60.11.5
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____30 ________________

    Subnet Number:

    ____75.60.11.0 _________

    Broadcast Address:

    ____75.60.11.255 _______

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2^16 ______________

    c.

    IP address: 190.101.2.140

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____254 _______________

    Subnet Number:

    ____190.101.2.128 ______

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.192 Broadcast Address:

    ____190.101.2.191 ______

    Possible # of Subnets: ____1024 ______________

    d. IP address: 182.191.25.11

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____62 ________________

    Subnet Number:

    ____182.191.25.0 _______

    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.224 Broadcast Address:

    ____182.191.25.31 ______

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2048 ______________

    e. IP address: 107.21.54.100
    Subnet mask: 255.255.254.0

    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____30 ________________

    Subnet Number:

    ____107.21.54.0 ________

    Broadcast Address:

    ____107.21.55.255 ______

    Possible # of Subnets: ____2^15 ______________


    Possible # of Hosts:

    ____510 _______________

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