We are going to use the private range for a class A network. What is its standard subnet mask? We need to divide this network into 4 smaller networks A) Network 1 needs 250 hosts B) Network 2 needs 230 hosts C) Network 3 needs 152638 hosts
We are going to use the private range for a class A network. What is its standard subnet mask?
We need to divide this network into 4 smaller networks
A) Network 1 needs 250 hosts
B) Network 2 needs 230 hosts
C) Network 3 needs 152638 hosts
D) Network 4 needs all the rest
Give me the begin address and end address of each network and the subnet mask that will divide each network. Remember that the subnet mask will allow for a greater amount of hosts than what you need. This is ok however keep also in mind that this will reflect in your end address of the range.
For example, let say that your Network 1 needs 30 hosts and you are in a class C network, you would start with 192.168.0.1 till 192.168.0.32 because the closest you can get to 30 that is more is 32 (2exp5) so my begin address would be 192.168.0.1, end address would be 192.168.0.32 (not 192.168.0.30 because we only need 30 hosts) and subnet mask would be 255.255.255.224. The next range will start at 192.168.0.33!!!
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