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Computer Networks2080.15 marksNumerical: subnetting calculationIPv4 Addressing & Sub-netting

Suppose you are given an IP address 192.168.0.0, perform subnetting and divide the given network in 2 subnets. Calculate total number of host that can be configured, range of IP address. [5]

IP address: 192.168.0.0 - Required number of subnets: 2 The first octet is 192, which lies in the range 192-223, so this is a Class C address. - Default subnet mask: $255.255.255.0$ (/24) - Network bits = 24, Host bits = 8 To create 2 subnets, use $2^n \ge$ number of subnets: $$2^1 = 2 \ge 2 \R...

IP address: 192.168.0.0 - Required number of subnets: 2 The first octet is 192, which lies in the range 192-223, so this is a Class C address. - Default subnet mask: $255.255.255.0$ (/24) - Network bits = 24, Host bits = 8 To create 2 subnets, use $2^n \ge$ number of subnets: $$2^1 = 2 \ge 2 \R...

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