Question: Problem A: You have been given the 1 9 2 . 1 6 8 . 2 0 . 0 / 2 4 network address to
Problem A:
You have been given the network address to subnet, with the following topology.
Step : Determine the number of subnets in Network Topology A
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How many subnets are there?
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All LANs connected to Routers are to be counted as a subnet
RouterR to RouterR is to be counted as a subnet.
RouterR to RouterR is to be counted as a subnet.
RouterRto RouterR is to be counted as a subnet.
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How many bits should you borrow to create the required number of subnets?
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How many usable host addresses per subnet are in this addressing scheme?
Note: Usable host addresses h where h is the number of host bits left in the new subnet mask
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What is the new subnet mask in dotted decimal format?
Note: Type full subnet mask
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Dotted decimal
Binary
Original subnet mask
New subnet mask
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What is the new CIDR notation for each new subnet? original network
Note: Just type number
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What is the increment between subnets?
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How many subnets are available for future use?
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Step : Record the subnet information.
Note: This is a template format you can sketch to practice and duplicate in the answers below Not all rows will be used in this assignment
Subnet Number
Subnet Address
First Usable Host Address
Last Usable Host Address
Broadcast Address
st
nd
rd
th
th
th
th
th
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st subnet also called Subnet
Subnet Address
Blank
First Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Last Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Broadcast Address
Blank
Blank
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Blank
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nd subnet also called Subnet
Subnet Address
Blank
First Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Last Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Broadcast Address
Blank
Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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rd subnet also called Subnet
Subnet Address
Blank
First Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Last Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Broadcast Address
Blank
Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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th subnet also called Subnet
Subnet Address
Blank
First Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Last Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Broadcast Address
Blank
Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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th subnet also called Subnet
Subnet Address
Blank
First Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Last Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Broadcast Address
Blank
Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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th subnet also called Subnet
Subnet Address
Blank
First Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Last Usable Valid Host Address
Blank
Broadcast Address
Blank
Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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Blank
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Future Use:
Identify the Subnet Addresses for each of the future user subnets
th Subnet Address
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th Subnet Address
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ReReview your borrowed bits and subnetting tables if needed to answer the question above.
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