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Subnetting Practice Answers: Comp 11 - Chapter 10

This document contains 7 practice problems for subnetting with answers. Each problem provides network information such as IP addresses, subnet masks, and host addresses. The answers identify the number of bits borrowed for subnetting, the subnet identifier and broadcast addresses, and usable host ranges for each subnet.

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Subnetting Practice Answers: Comp 11 - Chapter 10

This document contains 7 practice problems for subnetting with answers. Each problem provides network information such as IP addresses, subnet masks, and host addresses. The answers identify the number of bits borrowed for subnetting, the subnet identifier and broadcast addresses, and usable host ranges for each subnet.

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Comp 11 Chapter 10

Subnetting Practice Answers


COMP 11 Nov. 2001
1. Given the subnet address of 202.22.22.160 and a subnet mask of 27 bits, find
the bits borrowed and the subnet number.
Bits borrowed = 3 subnet = 101
Subnet number = 6 (5 th usable subnet) SNM = 255.255.224
2. Given the subnet mask of 255.255.255.240 and the host address of
220.20.20.97, find the subnetwork identifier and broadcast of the subnet the host
belongs to and the bits borrowed.
Bits borrowed = 4 6 th usable subnet
SubNet ID = 220.20.20.96
SubNet BC = 220.20.20.111
3. Given the license 190.90.0.0 and the fact that you have 2046 useable subnets
created, find the number of bits borrowed, and the following information about the
100 th usable subnet: subnet address/identifier, the subnet broadcast, and the
usable host address range.
Bits borrowed = 11
SubNet ID = 190.90.12.128
SubNet BC = 190.90.12.159
Usable hosts = 190.90.12.129 to 190.90.12.158
4. Given a Class B the subnet mask of 255.255.248.0 and 1024 useable hosts per
subnet, find the number of bits borrowed.
Bits borrowed = 5
5. Given the host address of 147.47.0.12 and a subnet mask with 29 bits, find the
number of bits borrowed and the subnet broadcast and address or the subnet the
host belongs to.
Bits borrowed = 13
Subnet number = 2 (1
st
usable subnet)
SubNet ID = 147.47.0.8
SubNet BC = 147.47.0.15
6. Given the subnet broadcast of 120.223.255.255 and subnet mask of 255.224.0.0,
find the bits borrowed, subnet address for the subnet to which the host belongs,
and the usable host range of the subnet.
Bits borrowed = 3
SubNet ID = 120.192.0.0
Usable hosts = 120.192.0.1 to 120.223.255.254
7. Given 210.10.10.114 and a subnet mask with 30 bits, find the subnet number
and address for the subnet to which the host belongs.
SubNet ID = 210.10.10.112
Subnet number = 29 (28 th usable subnet)

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