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Two IP subnetting problems...SO YOU THINK YOU'VE MASTERED ip SUBNETTING, HUH? Try this exercise. (it's real-world)1. Your organization has 16,000 clients evenly spread over 60 subnets. Your
equipment is CIDR capable, but not VLSM capable. Each of the clients
will use TCP/IP for communication on the network. You are tasked with
designing the TCP/IP addressing scheme for your site. You organization
acquires the 13.64.0.0 /12 address from Internic. You are the
administrator at the Chicago site. You are assigned the 25th, subnet ID.
You must set up the DCHP server scopes for this subnet. 2. Your organization has 400,000 clients evenly spread over 600 subnets.
Your equipment is CIDR capable, but not VLSM capable. Each of the
clients will use TCP/IP for communication on the network. You are tasked
with designing the TCP/IP addressing scheme for your site. You
organization acquires the 18.64.0.0 /12 address from Internic. You are
the administrator at the Chicago site. You are assigned the 510th,
511th, and 512th, subnet ID's. You must set up the DCHP server scopes
for these scopes. 1. 16000/60=266.667 ==> 510 hosts per subnet ==> 9 host bits required Total subnets available = 23 - 12 = 11 ==> (2^11) = 2048 subnets
(Assuming zero subnetting is enabled) 60 subnets ==> 64 subnets minimum ==> 6 subnet bits required Last subnet IP is 13.64.126.0 2. 400,000/600 = 666.67 ==> 1022 clients/subnet Bit
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