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    Routing and Switching Assignment #2: Instructor: Ali Ahmad Siddiqui

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    The document contains two questions regarding IP address distribution and subnetting. Question 1 asks to distribute a range of IP addresses equally among 7 companies and identify which company owns a given IP. Question 2 asks to distribute IP addresses in blocks to 6 departments and identify which department a given IP belongs to, along with leftover addresses. The answers provide the detailed steps and calculations to divide the IP ranges into subnets and assign them to the corresponding companies/departments based on the requirements.

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    Routing and Switching

    Assignment #2
    Instructor: Ali Ahmad Siddiqui

    Student Name: _________________


    Registration Number: _________________
    Program: _________________

    Question 1:
    Distribute the range of IP address equally among 7 companies. One of the IP address from
    the range is 100.2.30.40/11. Which company owns the given IP address? Write down all
    subnets with their network and broadcast addresses

    ANSWER:
    100.2.30.40/11 has range from 100.2.30.41 - 100.2.30.255 with total 214 addresses
    Now if I would like to divide the above subnet into 2 with 106 addresses each, then It would be

    The 1st address is network address and last is broadcast address in any subnet. so including them
    would be total IP addresses but those are not usable IP addresses, so now it will be 108-2 = 106

    100.2.30.40/12 - network address with range 100.2.30.41 - 100.2.30.147

    100.2.30.148/12 - broadcast address and 2nd one being 100.2.30.149/12 with range 100.2.30.149
    - 100.2.30.254

    Now divide into 12 - 100.2.30.40/13 with 16 addresses each

    100.2.30.40/13 range 100.2.30.41 - 100.2.30.57

    100.2.30.59/13 range 100.2.30.60 - 100.2.30.76

    100.2.30.78/13 range 100.2.30.79 - 100.2.30.95

    100.2.30.97/13 range 100.2.30.98 - 100.2.30.114

    100.2.30.116/13 range 100.2.30.117 - 100.2.30.133

    100.2.30.135/13 range 100.2.30.136 - 100.2.30.152

    100.2.30.154/13 range 100.2.30.155 - 100.2.30.171

    100.2.30.173/13 range 100.2.30.174 - 100.2.30.190


    100.2.30.192/13 range 100.2.30.193 - 100.2.30.209

    100.2.30.211/13 range 100.2.30.213 - 100.2.30.229

    100.2.30.231/13 range 100.2.30.232 - 100.2.30.248

    100.2.30.250/13 range 100.2.30.251 - 100.2.30.254

    Like wise you can divide one large subnet into multiple small subnets. You should know the rule
    of octet and subnetting.

    Subnets can be divided into groups(2,4,8,16….etc) and each group can have
    2,4,8,16,32,64,128,255,1204….etc

    Question 2:
    Distribute the block of IP addresses in to 6 departments. First two gets 400 IP addresses
    each. Third department has 150 employees and 180 IP addresses are equally divided
    among last three departments. One of the IP address from the block is 10.1.2.3 /8. Which
    department the given IP address belongs to and how many IP addresses will be left for
    future use

    ANSWER:

    Department Subnet Host Address Host Address Broadcast Required Subnet


    NO Address Start Range End Range Address Address Capacity
    Dept 1 10.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 10.0.1.254 10.0.1.254 400 512
    Dept 2 10.0.2.0 10.0.2.1 10.0.3.254 10.0.3.254 400 512
    Dept 3 Student Name:
    10.0.4.0 _______________________
    10.0.4.1 10.0.5.254 10.0.5.254 150 512
    Dept 4 10.0.6.0 10.0.6.1 10.0.7.254 10.0.7.254 60 512
    Dept 5 10.0.8.0 10.0.8.1 10.0.9.254 10.0.9.254 60 512
    Dept 6 10.0.10.0 10.0.10.1 10.0.11.254 .0.11.254 60 512

    Registration Number: _______________________


    Network Address Block: 10.1.2.3/8

    Program: _______________________
    Subnet Mask: 255.255.254.0

    No. of Hosts/Subnet: 512

    Number of Subnets: 32768

    IP Address left for future use in IP block: 16777216 - 3072 = 16774144

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