IPV4 class B Address Exercise

Using the following IPV4 class B Address 189.208.0.0 as the basis for the following exercise. You can use a subnet calculator to complete this assignment, submit all information provided by the subnet calculator for each of the following exercise items, you can use the snipping tool and copy and paste the material into a word file to submit the assignment. Submit your resulting word document file via the blackboard assignment feature by clicking on the above heading IPV4 Class B Address Subnet Exercise.

Assignment part 1 using the above class address subnet for 21 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts.

Assignment part 2 using the above class address subnet for 22 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts.

Assignment part 3 using the above class address subnet for 23 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts.

Assignment part 4 using the above class address subnet for 24 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts.

Note how the number of bits borrowed effects the number of networks and number hosts. This information can now be used to select the most desired configuration that will provide an adequate number of networks and adequate number of hosts for the needs of the organization.

Ratings will be given to correct response, thank you!

Using the following IPV4 class B Address 189.208.0.0 as the basis for the following exercise. You can use a subnet calculator to complete this assignment, submit all information provided by the subnet calculator for each of the following exercise items, you can use the snipping tool and copy and paste the material into a word file to submit the assignment. Submit your resulting word document file via the blackboard assignment feature by clicking on the above heading IPV4 Class B Address Subnet Exercise. Assignment part 1 using the above class address subnet for 21 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts. Assignment part 2 using the above class address subnet for 22 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts. Assignment part 3 using the above class address subnet for 23 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts. Assignment part 4 using the above class address subnet for 24 network bits. Focus on what is the number of usable hosts. Note how the number of bits borrowed effects the number of networks and number hosts. This information can now be used to select the most desired configuration that will provide an adequate number of networks and adequate number of hosts for the needs of the organization