Lab 24 (IPv6 - Subnetting) Tesah Capers

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Tesah Capers IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 24 IPV6 Subnetting Problem 1 Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 3FFF:5801:DEAF::/48 How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 2^16 = 65,536/64 subnets What are the first four /64 subnets? 3FFF:5801:DEAF:0000::/64 3FFF:5801:DEAF:0001::/64 3FFF:5801:DEAF:0002::/64 3FFF:5801:DEAF:0003::/64 What are the last two /64 subnets in this range? 3FFF:5801:DEAF:FFFF::/64 3FFF:5801:DEAF:FFFE::/64
Problem 2 Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 2001:ACAD:5678:1840::/60. How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 2^4 = 16/64 subnets Complete the /64 subnets in this range. (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.) 2001:ACAD:5678:1840::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1841::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1842::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1843::/64 2001:ACAD:5678 :1844::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1845::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1846::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1847::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1848::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:1849::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:184A::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:184B::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:184C::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:184D::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:184E::/64 2001:ACAD:5678:184F::/64
Problem 3 Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 3100:6523:AD14:8000::/52. How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 2^12 = 4096/64 subnets What are the first four /64 subnets? (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.) 3100:6523:AD14:8000::/64 3100:6523:AD14:8001::/64 3100:6523:AD14:8002::/64 3100:6523:AD14:8003::/64 What are the last two /64 subnets in this range? 3100:6523:AD14:FFFF::/64 3100:6523:AD14:FFFE::/64
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Problem 4 Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 2100:89:4500::/48. How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 2^16 = 65536/64 subnets What are the first four /64 subnets? (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.) 2100:89:4500:0000::/64 2100:89:4500:0001::/64 2100:89:4500:0002::/64 2100:89:4500:0003::/64 What are the last two /64 subnets in this range? 2100:89:4500:FFFF::/64 2100:89:4500:FFFE::/64