1 / 2100%Fill in the following two tables showing subnet mask (or CIDR), subnet address, broadcast addressand range of available host addresses in each subnet. Verify which addressing scheme is efficient insaving IP addresses.Fixed-length subnettingDepartmentSubnet mask (CIDR) | Subnet addressHost add. range Broadcast add.Manufacturing 1Manufacturing 2Training 1Training 2FinanceSaleMarketingAdministrationENGINTLDELL 1/ 2100%Name:Student ID:1. Given an IP address 198.98.10.0/24, design two different addressing schemes (fixed-length andvariable-length subnetting) for eight departments in an organisation as shown in the following withdifferent number of hosts required in each department.DepartmentManufacturing 1Manufacturing 2Training 1Training 2Number of Hosts25251010Finance10Sale10MarketingAdministrationFill in the following two tables showing subnet mask (or CIDR), subnet address, broadcast addressand range of available host addresses in each subnet. Verify which addressing scheme is efficient insaving IP addressesFixed-length subnettingDepartmentSubnet mask (CIDR) | Subnet addressHost add. range | Broadcast add.ManufacturingManufacturing 2Training 1ENGINTL 2DELLDeletePrtScrInsertF10F11F12F9

Fill in the following two tables showing subnet mask (or CIDR), subnet address, broadcast address and range of available host addresses in each subnet. Verify which addressing scheme is efficient in saving IP addresses. Fixed-length subnetting Department Subnet mask (CIDR) | Subnet address Host add. range Broadcast add. Manufacturing 1 Manufacturing 2 Training 1 Training 2 Finance Sale Marketing Administration

Fill in the following two tables showing subnet mask (or CIDR), subnet address, broadcast address and range of available host addresses in each subnet. Verify which addressing scheme is efficient in saving IP addresses. Fixed-length subnetting Department Subnet mask (CIDR) | Subnet address Host add. range Broadcast add. Manufacturing 1 Manufacturing 2 Training 1 Training 2 Finance Sale Marketing Administration

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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