Blog 4 Homework Answer
Q: A company has a 190.240.0.0/16 block. They now want to re-organise it into large blocks. They wish to have subnets that can handle at least 1000 hosts each. You can substitute into the formulae 2 S >= subnets required and 2 H -2 >= hosts required - to determine the number of bits required. Please calculate: S = bits used for subnetting H= bits used for the number of hosts in each subnet Also, please calculate the following for the second subnet: subnet mask subnet address first usable address in that subnet last usable address in that subnet broadcast address of that subnet A: Network currently first two octets 16 bits: 11111111.11111111. Host second two octets 16 bits: 00000000.00000000 Subnet = 255.255.0.0 In order to provide a minimum of 1000 hosts per subnet we need to retain 10 host bits of the current 16 - 2 to the power of 10 = 1024 minus 2, 1 for network and 1 for broadcast leaves 1022. We now have 6 bits of the thrid octet that ...