We have given a task to subnet the following network (190.110.0.0/17) a) How many available and how many usable IP addresses do we have within given address space? (2.5p) b) how many usable IP addresses do we have within given address space (2.5p) c) How many subnets (with a size of 100 hosts per each) can we create? (5p) d) Assign network space for each 3 departments in the following order: Department A: 2500 usable IP addresses. Department B: 1200 usable IP addresses. Department C: 1500 usable IP addresses. For each department note down Network ID and its corresponding broadcast address (15 p)

We have given a task to subnet the following network (190.110.0.0/17) a) How many available and how many usable IP addresses do we have within given address space? (2.5p) b) how many usable IP addresses do we have within given address space (2.5p) c) How many subnets (with a size of 100 hosts per each) can we create? (5p) d) Assign network space for each 3 departments in the following order: Department A: 2500 usable IP addresses. Department B: 1200 usable IP addresses. Department C: 1500 usable IP addresses. For each department note down Network ID and its corresponding broadcast address (15 p)

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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