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    An organization was granted a block of 256 IP addresses starting at 14.24.74.0/24. They need to divide this into 11 subnets of varying sizes so that two subnets have 64 addresses each, two have 32 addresses each, three have 16 addresses each, and four have 4 addresses each. The total number of addresses required is 512 which exceeds the 256 available addresses.

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    An organization was granted a block of 256 IP addresses starting at 14.24.74.0/24. They need to divide this into 11 subnets of varying sizes so that two subnets have 64 addresses each, two have 32 addresses each, three have 16 addresses each, and four have 4 addresses each. The total number of addresses required is 512 which exceeds the 256 available addresses.

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    Suppose a network with IP Address 130.1.2.0.

    Is divided into 4 subnets, find number of


    hosts per subnet. Also for the 2nd subnet, find

    1. Subnet Address 2. First Host ID 2 power2=4

    3. Last Host ID 4. Broadcast Address

    130.1.00 000000.00000000

    130.1.01 000000.00000000

    130.1.10 000000.00000000

    130.1.11 000000.00000000

    130.1.64.0

    130.1.01 000000.00000001

    130.1.64.1

    130.1.01 111111.11111111

    130.1.127.255

    130.1.127.254

    An organization is granted a block of addresses with the beginning address 14.24.74.0/24. There are
    32−24 = 256 addresses in this block. The organization needs to have 11 subnets as shown below:
    2

    a. Two subnets, each with 64 addresses. 64+64+32+32+16+16+16+4+4+4+4=512

    14.24.74.00 000000 /26

    14.24.74.01 000000/26

    14.24.74.10 0000000/26

    14.24.74.10 0 00000 /27

    14.24.74.10 1 00000/27

    14.24.74.11 00 00000/26
    14.24.74.11 00 0000/28

    14.24.74.11 01 0000/28

    14.24.74.11 10 0000/28

    14.24.74.11 11 0000/28

    14.24.74.1111 00 00/30

    b. Two subnets, each with 32 addresses.

    c. Three subnets, each with 16 addresses.

    d. Four subnets, each with 4 addresses

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