Networking Assignment
Shiva117
Assignment2.docxName: Assignment 2
Date: Total: 20Pts
Q2) Now take the network ID and subnet mask you defined earlier to produce at least five subnets. Using the method just described, define the subnet, host address range, and broadcast address of each subnet and record it in the following table: [8Pts]
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Subnet ID |
First Host Address |
Last Host Address |
Broad Cast Address |
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Q3) create a table of the custom subnet masks. Include the appropriate values for both the binary and decimal representations; number of subnets; and the number of Class A, Class B, and Class C hosts for each subnet mask. The first two subnets have been calculated already as examples. [6Pts]
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Subnet mask Host Portion With: |
Decimal and Binary Values of Subnet |
#Subnets |
#Class A Hosts |
#Class B Hosts |
#Class C Hosts |
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No bits borrowed |
.0(00000000) |
1(20) |
16,777,214 (224-2) |
65,534 (216-2) |
254 (28-2) |
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1 bit borrowed |
.128(10000000) |
2(21) |
8,388,606 (223-2) |
32,766 (215-2) |
126 (27-2) |
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2 bits borrowed |
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3 bits borrowed |
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4 bits borrowed |
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5 bits borrowed |
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6 bits borrowed |
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7 bits borrowed |
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8 bits borrowed |
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