Subnetting a Network Using the C/IDR Method Worksheet 1 When completing this worksheet, make sure to change your font color to red or 5 points will be deducted. This worksheet is worth 300 points (100 pts per table). 1. Host IP Address: 192.168.16.93 Six bits have been borrowed to create the required subnets. What default class is this address? A, B, or C? What is the default subnet mask? What is the subnet mask for this host AFTER the bits are borrowed? How many subnets were created? How many actual hosts per subnet? How many usable hosts per subnet? Perform the ANDing process on the supplied host address (Remember, the process must be done in binary format, or it will be marked wrong) Address Subnet Mask Result I

Subnetting a Network Using the C/IDR Method Worksheet 1 When completing this worksheet, make sure to change your font color to red or 5 points will be deducted. This worksheet is worth 300 points ( 100 pts per table). 1. Host IP Address: 192.168 .16 .93 Six bits have been borrowed to create the required subnets. Subnetting a Network Using the C/IDR Method Worksheet 1 When completing this worksheet, make sure to change your font color to red or 5 points will be deducted. This worksheet is worth 300 points ( 100 pts per table). 1. Host IP Address: 192.168 .16 .93 Six bits have been borrowed to create the required subnets