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Subnetting: first address, last address and host range

TEE · shared foundations and Units 3–4 · current syllabus 702AI0C023

  1. One method for every ordinary IPv4 block question
  2. Complete block · 192.168.10.77/26
  3. Complete block · 200.140.64.48/26
  4. Complete block · 193.20.35.40/26
  5. Complete block · 192.168.1.150/27
  6. Complete block · 10.4.9.55/28
  7. Complete block · 172.16.35.123/20
  8. Complete block · 10.20.5.130/23
  9. Complete block · 192.168.2.129/25
  10. Complete block · 192.0.2.6/30
  11. Why /31 and /32 do not use the ordinary minus-two rule
  12. Hosts to prefix · 25 hosts
  13. Hosts to prefix · 64 hosts
  14. Hosts to prefix · 1000 hosts
  15. Equal-size subnet design · example 1
  16. Equal-size subnet design · example 2
  17. Equal-size subnet design · example 3