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    A block of addresses is granted to a small organization that needs 16 addresses. The first address for this network is 205.16.37.32. Convert this address to decimal number (p / s: not decimal notation) b. What is the last address in the block? (Use method of rightmost 32-n bits) to solve this question.

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    A block of addresses is granted to a small organization that needs 16 addresses. The first address for this network is 205.16.37.32. Convert this address to decimal number (p / s: not decimal notation) b. What is the last address in the block? (Use method of rightmost 32-n bits) to solve this question.

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    TMC 1253 Data Communication and Computer Networks

    Tutorial3forChapterLogicalAddressing
    Date:
    Question:
    1. WhatisIPv4address?

    2. WhichlayerdoesIPaddressisbeingimplemented?

    3. ChangethesedecimalnotationofIPv4addresstobinarynotationIPv4address:
    a. 192.168.3.2
    b. 122.52.64.72
    c. 10.64.113.64
    d. 58.127.61.17

    4. ChangethefollowingIPv4addressesfrombinarynotationtodotteddecimalnotation.
    a. 10000001000010110000101111101111
    b. 11000001100000110001101111111111

    5. Inclassfuladdressing,theaddressspaceisdividedintoFIVE(5)classes.Statetherangeforthe
    firstoctet(byte)indecimalofallFIVE(5)classes.
    6. RefertoFigure1andanswerthefollowingquestion

    Figure1showsablockofaddresses,inbothbinaryanddotteddecimalnotation,grantedtoasmall
    businessthatneeds16addresses.
    Thefirstaddressforthisnetworkis205.16.37.32.Convertthisaddresstodecimalnumber(p/s:not
    decimalnotation).

    7. Ablockofaddressesisgrantedtoasmallorganization.Weknowthatoneoftheaddressesis
    205.16.37.39/28.
    a. Whatisthefirstaddressintheblock?(Usemethodofrightmost32nbits)tosolvethis
    question.
    b. Whatisthelastaddressintheblock?(Usemethodofrightmost32nbits)tosolvethis
    question.
    c. Whatisthenumberofaddressintheblock?(Useforformula232n)

    8. AnswerQuestionNo.7(a,b&c)byusingconceptofANDing,ORingandcomplementingthe
    maskaddress.

    9. AnISPisgrantedablockofaddressesstartingwith190.100.0.0/16(65,536addresses).TheISP
    needstodistributetheseaddressestothreegroupsofcustomersasfollows:
    a. Thefirstgrouphas64customers;eachneeds256addresses.
    b. Thesecondgrouphas128customers;eachneeds128addresses.
    c. Thethirdgrouphas128customers;eachneeds64addresses.
    GettheprefixlengthforallTHREE(3)groups.
    10. WhatisthemotivationforthebirthofIPv6?

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