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CCENT - Video 19 Answers

The document discusses subnetting examples for 4 IP address ranges. The first example breaks the 200.1.1.0 range into 40 networks using a /30 subnet mask. The second breaks 199.9.10.0 into 14 networks using a /28 mask. The third breaks 170.50.0.0 into 1000 networks using a /26 mask. Finally, the last example breaks 12.0.0.0 into 25 networks using a /5 mask. For each example, the number of networks, subnet mask, and IP address ranges are provided.

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CCENT - Video 19 Answers

The document discusses subnetting examples for 4 IP address ranges. The first example breaks the 200.1.1.0 range into 40 networks using a /30 subnet mask. The second breaks 199.9.10.0 into 14 networks using a /28 mask. The third breaks 170.50.0.0 into 1000 networks using a /26 mask. Finally, the last example breaks 12.0.0.0 into 25 networks using a /5 mask. For each example, the number of networks, subnet mask, and IP address ranges are provided.

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CCENT, Video 19 Subnetting Answers

1. 200.1.1.0, break into 40 networks

40 networks = 00101000 (6 bits)


Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.252
Increment = 4

Ranges: 200.1.1.0 – 200.1.1.3


200.1.1.4 – 200.1.1.7
200.1.1.8 – 200.1.1.11
200.1.1.12 – 200.1.1.15
…so on…

2. 199.9.10.0, break into 14 networks

14 networks = 00001110 (4 bits)


Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.240
Increment = 16

Ranges: 199.9.10.0– 199.9.10.15


199.9.10.16 – 199.9.10.31
199.9.10.32 – 199.9.10.47
199.9.10.48 – 199.9.10.63
…so on…

3. 170.50.0.0, break into 1000 networks

1000 networks = 1111101000 (10 bits)


Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.192
Increment = 64

Ranges: 170.50.0.0 – 170.50.0.63


170.50.0.64 – 170.50.0.127
170.50.0.128 – 170.50.0.191
170.50.0.192 – 170.50.0.255
170.50.1.0 – 170.50.1.63
…so on…

4. 12.0.0.0, break into 25 networks

25 networks = 00011001 (5 bits)


Subnet Mask = 255.248.0.0
Increment = 8

Ranges: 12.0.0.0 – 12.7.255.255


12.8.0.0 – 12.15.255.255
12.16.0.0 – 12.23.255.255
12.24.0.0 – 12.31.255.255
…so on…

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