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Exercise $1$:

How many bits will you need to borrow from the host portion to create the required number of subnets? $($each bit borrowed doubles the number of subnets.$)$

How many subnets will you create $(2$ to the power of the number of borrowed bits$)?$

What is the subnet mask for your new subnetted networks?

What is the total number of host addresses per subnet $(2$ to the power of the number of unborrowed bits$)?$

How many host addresses per subnet are available for devices $($the answer to the above question minus $2)$

Build the network IP Address scope. If there are more than $8$ subnets, show the first $8$ and the last one. If there are $8$ or fewer subnets, show all subnets. Do not show more subnets than you need.

$\backslash$table$[[\backslash$table$[[$Subnet$],[$Name$]],$Subnet IP Address,$\backslash$table$[[$First Available$/$Valid$],[$Device IP Address$],[(+1)]],\backslash$table$[[$Last Available$/$Valid$],[$Device IP Address$],[(-1)]],\backslash$table$[[$Broadcast IDs$],[(-1$ from next subnet$)]]],[$Sub$01,,,,],[$Sub$02,,,,],[$Sub$03,,,,],[$Sub$04,,,,],[$Sub$05,,,,],[$Sub$06,,,,],[$Sub$07,,,,],[$Sub$08,,,,],[$LastSubnet$,,,,]]$