NETW 202 Week 3 Lab Compute Useable Subnets Worksheet Week 3 Labs

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COMPUTING USABLE SUBNETS AND HOSTS

1) You are given the Class C network address: 192.168.89.0. From this network, if you needed to create 2 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum?

2) Given that you have the Class C network address: 192.168.89.0 and have borrowed 1 bit, what is the maximum number of hosts per subnet?

3) You are given the Class C network address: 192.168.89.0. From this network, if you needed to create 6 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

4) You are given the Class C network address: 192.168.89.0. From this network, if you needed to create 12 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

5) You are given the Class C network address: 192.168.89.0. From this network, if you needed to create 24 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

6) You are given the Class C network address: 192.168.89.0. From this network, if you needed to create 40 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

7) You are given the Class B network address: 172.25.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 5 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have

Week 3 Labs

per subnet?

8) You are given the Class B network address: 172.25.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 8 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

9) You are given the Class B network address: 172.25.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 14 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

10) You are given the Class B network address: 172.25.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 20 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

11) You are given the Class B network address: 172.25.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 35 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

12) You are given the Class A network address: 10.0.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 10 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

13) You are given the Class A network address: 10.0.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 14 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

14) You are given the Class A network address: 10.0.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 20 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

15) You are given the Class A network address: 10.0.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 40 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?

16) You are given the Class A network address: 10.0.0.0. From this network, if you needed to create 80 subnets, how many bits would need to be borrowed, at a minimum, and how many hosts could you have per subnet?