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    Subnetting + VLSM 1

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    This document contains 17 questions related to IP addressing, subnetting, VLSM, and designing efficient network addressing schemes. The questions cover topics like configuring IP addresses according to subnets, determining subnet masks, calculating broadcast addresses, and performing VLSM and subnetting to design networks that meet host requirements while minimizing wasted addresses.

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    Subnetting + VLSM 1

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    This document contains 17 questions related to IP addressing, subnetting, VLSM, and designing efficient network addressing schemes. The questions cover topics like configuring IP addresses according to subnets, determining subnet masks, calculating broadcast addresses, and performing VLSM and subnetting to design networks that meet host requirements while minimizing wasted addresses.

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    This document contains 17 questions related to IP addressing, subnetting, VLSM, and designing efficient network addressing schemes. The questions cover topics like configuring IP addresses according to subnets, determining subnet masks, calculating broadcast addresses, and performing VLSM and subnetting to design networks that meet host requirements while minimizing wasted addresses.

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    Question 1: Configure the IP Addresses in the Network according to the following

    Subnetworks with
    192.200.200.0/24.

    Question 2: Design an address plan that will accommodate the 172.16.0.0 network. The
    organization requires 1500 subnets, with at least 50 hosts per subnet. What subnet mask
    should you use?
    Question 3:  Find the broadcast address for the IP Address 172.17.168.40/18
    Question 4:            What is the maximum number of valid subnets and hosts per subnet that you
    can get from the network 172.28.0.0/22

    Question 5: You are using the default mask for your IP-network 192.168.1.0. You need to
    subnet your network so that you have 5 additional networks, and 60 hosts per network. Is this
    possible, and what subnet mask should you use?

    Question 6: Class C network 192.168.1.0 has been sub-netted with a subnet mask of
    255.255.255.240. Please list the following: number of networks, number of hosts per network,
    the full range of the first three networks, and the usable address range from those first three
    networks.
    Question 7: What subnet mask would you use for the 172.31.0.0 network, such that you can
    get 60 subnets and 830 hosts per subnet?

    Question 8: Design a network if a Network requires 29 subnets & the number of Hosts on each
    subnet should be as maximum as possible. How many bits should be borrowed to get the
    subnet Mask for that Network?

    Question 9: Given the same network and requirements as the example above, develop a
    subnetting scheme using VLSM for the Network of 198.13.192.0/24, given:

    Net A: must support 14 hosts


    Net B: must support 28 hosts
    Net C: must support 2 hosts
    Net D: must support 7 hosts
    Net E: must support 28 host

    Determine what mask allows the required number of hosts.

    Question 10: Perform VLSM 129.97.0.0/16

    Question 11: Number of Needed Usable Hosts 16


    Network Address: 200.10.10.0
    Address Class: __________
    Default Subnet Mask: _______
    Custom Subnet Mask: ________
    Total Number of Subnets: ________
    Total Number of Host Addresses: _______
    Number of usable Addresses: ________
    Number of Bits Borrowed: __________
    What is the 7th Subnet Range: ________
    What is the Subnet ID for 5th Subnet: _______
    What is the Subnet Broadcast Address for 4th subnet: ________
    What is the assignable Addresses for the 6th Subnet: _______

    Question 12: Network Address: 165.200.0.0/26


    Address Class: __________
    Default Subnet Mask: _______
    Custom Subnet Mask: ________
    Total Number of Subnets: ________
    Total Number of Host Addresses: _______
    Number of usable Addresses: ________
    Number of Bits Borrowed: __________

    What is the 10 Subnet Range: ________


    What is the Subnet ID for 11th Subnet: _______
    What is the Subnet Broadcast Address for 1023rd subnet: ________
    What is the assignable Addresses for the 1022nd Subnet: _______

    Question 13: Network Address: 93.0.0.0/19


    Address Class: __________
    Default Subnet Mask: _______
    Custom Subnet Mask: ________
    Total Number of Subnets: ________
    Total Number of Host Addresses: _______
    Number of usable Addresses: ________
    Number of Bits Borrowed: __________

    What is the 15 Subnet Range: ________


    What is the Subnet ID for 9th Subnet: _______
    What is the Subnet Broadcast Address for 7th subnet: ________
    What is the assignable Addresses for the 12th Subnet: _______

    Question 14: Perform VLSM for the specified Network Diagram for the mentioned Network.
    Question 15: Perform VLSM for the specified Network Diagram for the mentioned Network.
    Question 16: Create the Efficient Network so that the wastage of IP Addresses can be reduced
    as much as possible.

    Question 17: Create the Efficient Network so that the wastage of IP Addresses can be reduced
    as much as possible.

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