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    Subnet Chart

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    The document compares different subnet mask lengths and their impact on subnetting and host allocation. A /25 subnet allows 1 subnet with 126 hosts, a /26 allows 3 subnets with 62 hosts each, and a /27 allows 7 subnets with 30 hosts each. Smaller subnet mask lengths, such as /30, allow more subnets but drastically reduce the number of hosts per subnet.

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    Subnet Chart

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    Kosta Stojakovic
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    The document compares different subnet mask lengths and their impact on subnetting and host allocation. A /25 subnet allows 1 subnet with 126 hosts, a /26 allows 3 subnets with 62 hosts each, and a /27 allows 7 subnets with 30 hosts each. Smaller subnet mask lengths, such as /30, allow more subnets but drastically reduce the number of hosts per subnet.

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    The document compares different subnet mask lengths and their impact on subnetting and host allocation. A /25 subnet allows 1 subnet with 126 hosts, a /26 allows 3 subnets with 62 hosts each, and a /27 allows 7 subnets with 30 hosts each. Smaller subnet mask lengths, such as /30, allow more subnets but drastically reduce the number of hosts per subnet.

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    145 views1 page

    Subnet Chart

    Uploaded by

    Kosta Stojakovic
    The document compares different subnet mask lengths and their impact on subnetting and host allocation. A /25 subnet allows 1 subnet with 126 hosts, a /26 allows 3 subnets with 62 hosts each, and a /27 allows 7 subnets with 30 hosts each. Smaller subnet mask lengths, such as /30, allow more subnets but drastically reduce the number of hosts per subnet.

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    /25 (1 subnet bit) /26 (2 subnet bits) /27 (3 subnet bits) /28 (4 subnet bits) /29 (5 subnet bits)

    9 (5 subnet bits) /30 (6 subnet bits)


    1 subnet 3 subnets 7 subnets 15 subnets 31 subnets 63 subnets

    4/13/2007
    126 hosts 62 hosts 30 hosts 14 hosts 6 hosts 2 hsots
    .0 .0 (.1- .2)
    .0 (.1- .6 )
    .4
    .0 (.1- .14)
    .4 (.5- .6)
    .8 .8 (.9- .10)
    .12 .8 (.9- .14)
    .12 (.13- .14)
    .0 .1- .30)
    .16 .16 (.17- .18)
    .16 (.17- .22)
    .20 .20 (.21- .22)
    .24
    .16 (.17- .30)
    .24 (.25- .26)
    .24 (.25- .30)
    .28 .28 (.29- .30)
    .0 (.1- .62)
    .32 .32 (.33- .34)
    .32 (.33- .38)
    .36 .36 (.37- .38)
    .32 (.33- .46)
    .40 .40 (.41- .42)
    .40 (.41- .46)
    .44 .44 (.45- .46)
    .32 .33- .62)
    .48 .48 (.49- .50)
    .48 (.49- .54)
    .52 .52 (.53- .54)
    .48 (.49- .62)
    .56 .56 (.57- .58)
    .56 (.57- .62)
    .60 .60 (.61- .62)
    .64
    .0 .64 (.65- .66)
    .64 (.65- .70)
    .68 .68 (.69- .70)
    .64 (.65- .78)
    .72 .72 (.73- .74)
    .76
    .72 (.73- .78)
    .76 (.77- .78)
    .64 (.65- .94)
    .80 .80 (.81- .82)
    .84
    .80 (.81- .86)
    .84 (.85- .86)
    .80 (.81- .94)
    .88 .88 (.89- .90)
    .88 (.89- .94)
    .92 .92 (.93- .94)
    .96 .64 (.65- .126) .96 (.97- .98)
    .96 (.97- .102)
    .100 .100 (.101- .102)
    .96 (.97- .110)
    .104 .104 (.105- .106)
    .104 (.105- .110)
    .108 .108

    Originally Authored by Dale Henninger


    (.109- .110)
    .96 (.97- .126)
    .112 .112 (.113- .114)
    .112 (.113- .118)

    Compiled by Lee Toderick


    .116 .116 (.117- .118)
    .112 (.113- .126)
    .120 .120 (.121- .122)
    .120 (.121- .126)
    .124 .124 (.125- .126)
    .128 .128 (.129- .130)
    .132
    .128 (.129- .134)
    .132 (.133- .134)
    .128 (.129- .142)
    .136 .136 (.137- .138)
    .136 (.137- .142)
    .140 .140 (.141- .142)
    .128 (.129- .158)
    .144 .144 (.145- .146)
    .144 (.145- .150)
    .148 .148 (.149- .150)
    .144 (.145- .158)
    .152 .152 (.153- .154)
    .152 (.153- .158)
    .156
    .128 (.129- .190)
    .156 (.157- .158)
    .160 .160 (.161- .162)
    .160 (.161- .166)
    .164 .164 (.165- .166)
    .160 (.161- .174)
    .168 .168 (.169- .170)
    .168 (.169- .174)
    .172 .172 (.173- .174)
    .160 (.161- .190)
    .176 .176 (.177- .178)
    .176 (.177- .182)
    .180 .180 (.181- .182)
    .176 (.177- .190)
    .184 .184 (.185- .186)
    .184 (.185- .190)
    .188 .188 (.189- .190)
    .192 .128 .192 (.193- .194)
    .192 (.193- .198)
    .196 .196 (.197- .198)
    .192 (.193- .206)
    .200 .200 (.201- .202)
    .200 (.201- .206)
    .204 .204 (.205- .206)
    .192 (.193- .222)
    .208 .208 (.209- .210)
    .208 (.209- .214)
    .212 .212 (.213- .214)
    .208 (.209- .222)
    .216 .216 (.217- .218)
    .216 (.217- .222)
    Subnet Addressing for Last Octet

    .220 .220 (.221- .222)


    .192 (.193- .254)
    .224 .224 (.225- .226)
    .224 (.225- .230)
    .228 .228 (.229- .230)
    .224 (.225- .238)
    .232 .232 (.233- .234)
    .232 (.233- .238)
    .236 .236 (.237- .238)
    .224 (.225- .254)
    .240 .240 (.241- .242)
    .240 (.241- .246)
    .244 .244 (.245- .246)
    .240 (.241- .254)
    .248 .248 (.249- .250)
    .248 (.249- .254)
    .252 .252 (.253- .254)
    /25 (1 subnet bit) /26 (2 subnet bits) /27 (3 subnet bits) /28 (4 subnet bits) /29 (5 subnet bits) /30 (6 subnet bits)
    1 subnet 3 subnets 7 subnets 15 subnets 31 subnets 63 subnets
    126 hosts 62 hosts 30 hosts 14 hosts 6 hosts 2 hsots

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