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Recommended Process
Determine address class of address.
Determine appropriate default subnet mask.
210.23.67.102
66.23.148.0
158.23.251.33
144.23.117.254
192.254.23.123
144.207.78.1
63.125.23.211
192.25.128.36
128.12.254.98
134.223.156.89
127.0.0.1
224.23.108.23
223.78.27.144
77.123.28.167
191.249.222.234
Recommended Process
Determine address class of address.
First determine appropriate default subnet mask.
Second determine the appropriate custom subnet mask that provides:
Subnets >= Physical Segments
Host IDs >= Hosts per Physical Segment
Example
Scenario 1
Required Number of Physical Segments: 5
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 5000
Segment:
Network Address: 152.77.0.0
Scenario 2
Required Number of Physical Segments: 100
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 88,000
Segment:
Network Address: 39.0.0.0
Scenario 3
Required Number of Physical Segments: 100
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 350
Segment:
Network Address: 177.133.0.0
Scenario 4
Required Number of Physical Segments: 4
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 1,500,000
Segment:
Network Address: 120.0.0.0
Scenario 6
Required Number of Physical Segments: 250
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 100
Segment:
Network Address: 191.254.0.0
Scenario 7
Required Number of Physical Segments: 12
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 12
Segment:
Network Address: 216.122.44.0
Scenario 8
Required Number of Physical Segments: 10
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 750,000
Segment:
Network Address: 12.0.0.0
Scenario 9
Required Number of Physical Segments: 50
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 600
Segment:
Network Address: 134.119.0.0
Scenario 10
Required Number of Physical Segments: 5
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 25
Segment:
Network Address: 192.177.4.0
Recommended Process
Determine address class of address.
First determine appropriate default subnet mask.
Second determine the appropriate custom subnet mask that provides:
Subnets >= Physical Segments
Host IDs >= Hosts per Physical Segment
Determine the Subnet IDs
Determine the ranges of Host IDs
Example
Scenario 1
Number of Physical Segments: 5
Maximum Number of 5000
Hosts/Physical Segment:
Network Address: 152.77.0.0
Scenario 2
Number of Physical Segments: 100
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 88,000
Segment:
Network Address: 39.0.0.0
st
1 Host – Last Host on Subnet
Host ID Ranges per Subnet
Scenario 3
Number of Physical Segments: 100
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 350
Segment:
Network Address: 177.133.0.0
st
1 Host – Last Host on Subnet
Host ID Ranges per Subnet
Scenario 4
Number of Physical Segments: 4
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 1,500,000
Segment:
Network Address: 120.0.0.0
st
1 Host – Last Host on Subnet
Host ID Ranges per Subnet
Scenario 5
Number of Physical Segments: 16
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 1,500
Segment:
Network Address: 128.199.0.0
Scenario 6
Number of Physical Segments: 250
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 100
Segment:
Network Address: 191.254.0.0
st
1 Host – Last Host on Subnet
Host ID Ranges per Subnet
Scenario 7
Number of Physical Segments: 12
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 12
Segment:
Network Address: 216.122.44.0
Scenario 8
Number of Physical Segments: 10
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 750,000
Segment:
Network Address: 12.0.0.0
st
1 Host – Last Host on Subnet
Host ID Ranges per Subnet
Scenario 9
Number of Physical Segments: 50
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 600
Segment:
Network Address: 134.119.0.0
st
1 Host – Last Host on Subnet
Host ID Ranges per Subnet
Scenario 10
Number of Physical Segments: 3
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical 25
Segment:
Network Address: 192.177.4.0
st
1 Host – Last Host on Subnet
Host ID Ranges per Subnet