- For the given IP address 128.168.0.1/20, calculate the Subnet mask, Network address, total number of host addresses possible in the network and possible range of host addresses?

Why is the number of available IP addresses for Subnet0 (10.0.0.0/24) or Subnet1 (10.0.1.0/24) shown as 251?

Given the network address 32.0.0.0/3, develop a scheme for 1000 subnets with at most 2000 hosts each. Show the subnet mask and CIDR notation for the subnet scheme. Show the 1st, 2nd, and 1000th subnet address and list the range of available IP addresses for each.

Write the following IPv6 address in its smallest or most abbreviated format: AD89:00C0:0204:0000:0000:ABC0:000B:0000

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Given the network address 148.211.93.128/25, develop a scheme for 3 subnets with at most 10 hosts each. Show the subnet mask and CIDR notation for the subnet scheme. Show the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd subnet addresses and list the range of available IP addresses for each subnet.

Given the binar representations of an IP address and the subnet mask, what is the host address, as a decimal number?

List the classes of IPv4 addresses and their default subnet masks. In the final column list the number of host addresses per IP address and network addresses. IPv4 CLASS & ADDRESSES Default Subnet Mask Total Number of Network Addresses Possible (one number) Total Number of Host/Node Addresses Per Network Address (one number)

Calculate IPV4 Address Subnets in the following given Table. Given: Host IP address: Default Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 196.168.10.0 New Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.192 Determine: Number of Subnets Created: per Subnet: Network Address of this Subnet: Number of Hosts IPV4 Address of First Host on this Subnet: IPV4 Broadcast Address on this Subnet:

Given the prefix length 26 and the binary IP address 10111011101001111011000111010110 find the decimal Network Address.   Type: F Given the prefix length 17 and the binary IP address 11001101001001100101000100011001 find the decimal Network Address.   Type: F Given the prefix length 29 and the binary IP address 00011010010111000101000001001010 find the decimal Network Address.   Type: F Given the prefix length 19 and the binary IP address 11000010110100001100110011000111 find the decimal Network Address.   Type: F Given the prefix length 29 and the binary IP address 11010010100000011010010010111100 find the decimal Network Address. a Type: F Given the prefix length 29 and the binary IP address 01110101001110011001100010111100 find the decimal Network Address.   Type: F Given the prefix length 28 and the binary IP address 00100110011001011101111000010101 find the decimal Network Address.   Type: F 10. Given the prefix length 16 and the binary IP address…