The network 152.21.0.0/16 has been subdivided into /18 networks. a) How many /18 networks are there? List them. What is their netmask? b) How many hosts could there be on each network? c) Determine which network the IP address 152.21.105.22 belongs to. d) What is the broadcast address for each network?

The network 152.21.0.0/16 has been subdivided into /18 networks. a) How many /18 networks are there? List them. What is their netmask? b) How many hosts could there be on each network? c) Determine which network the IP address 152.21.105.22 belongs to. d) What is the broadcast address for each network?

A+ Guide to Hardware (Standalone Book) (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Jean Andrews

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Chapter8: Connecting To And Setting Up A Network

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