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    The document provides the solutions to three VLSM tasks that involve subnetting IP address ranges to accommodate different numbers of hosts at various locations. For each task, the initial network address and subnet mask are provided, along with the number of hosts needed at different locations referred to as R1, R2, R3, and WAN connections. The solution specifies the subnet masks, address ranges, and number of subnets used to allocate addresses to each location based on its needs.

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    The document provides the solutions to three VLSM tasks that involve subnetting IP address ranges to accommodate different numbers of hosts at various locations. For each task, the initial network address and subnet mask are provided, along with the number of hosts needed at different locations referred to as R1, R2, R3, and WAN connections. The solution specifies the subnet masks, address ranges, and number of subnets used to allocate addresses to each location based on its needs.

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    The document provides the solutions to three VLSM tasks that involve subnetting IP address ranges to accommodate different numbers of hosts at various locations. For each task, the initial network address and subnet mask are provided, along with the number of hosts needed at different locations referred to as R1, R2, R3, and WAN connections. The solution specifies the subnet masks, address ranges, and number of subnets used to allocate addresses to each location based on its needs.

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    Homework VLSM Tasks - Filled

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    The document provides the solutions to three VLSM tasks that involve subnetting IP address ranges to accommodate different numbers of hosts at various locations. For each task, the initial network address and subnet mask are provided, along with the number of hosts needed at different locations referred to as R1, R2, R3, and WAN connections. The solution specifies the subnet masks, address ranges, and number of subnets used to allocate addresses to each location based on its needs.

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    The document discusses subnetting IP address ranges and assigning subnets to network segments with different host requirements. It provides examples of subnetting tasks using CIDR notation and subnet mask binary representations.

    The steps shown to subnet an IP address range are to determine the initial network address and subnet mask, calculate the host and subnet requirements for each network segment, select appropriate subnet masks and subnet the address range accordingly.

    Subnets are assigned to different network segments (R1, R2, R3, WAN) based on the number of hosts required in each segment. Smaller subnets are used for segments needing fewer hosts while larger subnets are used when more hosts are required.

    HOMEWORK VLSM TASKS – 2010

    TASK 1
    Given IP address 10.48.101.0 /16
    R1 – 613 hosts
    R2 – 822 hosts
    R3 – 85 hosts
    WAN1 – 2 hosts
    WAN2 – 2 hosts
    WAN3 – 2 hosts
    Solution
    1. Initial Network address 10.48.0.0 /16
    Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0
    2. R2 – 822 hosts
    Initial Network address 10.48.0.0 /22
    Number of host bits 10
    Number of hosts 1022
    Number of subnet bits 6
    Number of subnets 64
    Subnet mask: 255.255.252.0
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111100.00000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R2 0 subnet 10.48.0.0 /22
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 10.48.4.0 /22
    2 subnet 10.48.8.0 /22
    3 subnet 10.48.12.0 /22
    Host Range: 10.48.0.1 – 10.48.3.254
    Broadcast address: 10.48.3.255
    3. R1 – 613 hosts
    Initial Network address 10.48.4.0 /22
    Number of host bits 10
    Number of hosts 1022
    Number of subnet bits не се налага заемане на нови битове за
    Number of subnets subnetting
    Subnet mask: 255.255.252.0
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111100.00000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R1 1 subnet 10.48.4.0 /22
    for additional subnetting 2 subnet 10.48.8.0 /22
    3 subnet 10.48.12.0 /22
    Host Range: 10.48.4.1 – 10.48.7.254
    Broadcast address: 10.48.7.255
    4. R3 – 85 hosts
    Initial Network address 10.48.8.0 /25
    Number of host bits 7
    Number of hosts 126
    Number of subnet bits 3
    Number of subnets 8
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.128
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.10000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R3 0 subnet 10.48.8.0 /25
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 10.48.8.128 /25
    2 subnet 10.48.9.0 /25
    3 subnet 10.48.9.128 /25
    Host Range: 10.48.8.1 – 10.48.8.126
    Broadcast address: 10.48.8.127
    5. WAN1, WAN2, WAN3 – 2 hosts for each connection
    Initial Network address 10.48.8.128 /30
    Number of host bits 2
    Number of hosts 2
    Number of subnet bits 5
    Number of subnets 32
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.252
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
    Subnetwork addresses
    0 subnet 10.48.8.128 /30
    1 subnet 10.48.8.132 /30
    2 subnet 10.48.8.136 /30
    3 subnet 10.48.8.140 /30
    WAN1
    0 subnet 10.48.8.128 /30
    Host Range: 10.48.8.129 – 10.48.8.130
    Broadcast address: 10.48.8.131
    WAN2
    1 subnet 10.48.8.132 /30
    Host Range: 10.48.8.133 – 10.48.8.134
    Broadcast address: 10.48.8.135
    WAN3
    2 subnet 10.48.8.136 /30
    Host Range: 10.48.8.137 – 10.48.8.138
    Broadcast address: 10.48.8.139
    TASK 2
    Given IP address 157.113.65.0 /19
    R1 – 765 hosts
    R2 – 378 hosts
    R3 – 92 hosts
    WAN1 – 2 hosts
    WAN2 – 2 hosts
    WAN3 – 2 hosts
    Solution
    1. Initial Network address 157.113.64.0 /19
    Subnet mask: 255.255.224.0
    2. R1 – 765 hosts
    Initial Network address 157.113.64.0 /22
    Number of host bits 10
    Number of hosts 1022
    Number of subnet bits 3
    Number of subnets 8
    Subnet mask: 255.255.252.0
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111100.00000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R2 0 subnet 157.113.64.0 /22
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 157.113.68.0 /22
    2 subnet 157.113.72.0 /22
    3 subnet 157.113.76.0 /22
    Host Range: 157.113.64.1 – 157.113.67.254
    Broadcast address: 157.133.67.255
    3. R2 – 378 hosts
    Initial Network address 157.113.68.0 /23
    Number of host bits 9
    Number of hosts 510
    Number of subnet bits 1
    Number of subnets 2
    Subnet mask: 255.255.254.0
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111110.00000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R1 1 subnet 157.113.68.0 /23
    for additional subnetting 2 subnet 157.113.70.0 /23
    3 subnet -
    Host Range: 157.113.68.1 – 157.113.69.254
    Broadcast address: 157.113.69.255
    4. R3 – 92 hosts
    Initial Network address 157.113.70.0 /25
    Number of host bits 7
    Number of hosts 126
    Number of subnet bits 2
    Number of subnets 4
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.128
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.10000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R3 0 subnet 157.113.70.0 /25
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 157.113.70.128 /25
    2 subnet 157.113.71.0 /25
    3 subnet 157.113.71.128 /25
    Host Range: 157.113.70.1 – 157.113.70.126
    Broadcast address: 157.113.70.127
    5. WAN1, WAN2, WAN3 – 2 hosts for each connection
    Initial Network address 157.113.70.128 /30
    Number of host bits 2
    Number of hosts 2
    Number of subnet bits 5
    Number of subnets 30
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.252
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
    Subnetwork addresses
    0 subnet 157.113.70.128 /30
    1 subnet 157.113.70.132 /30
    2 subnet 157.113.70.136 /30
    3 subnet 157.113.70.140 /30
    WAN1
    0 subnet 157.113.70.128 /30
    Host Range: 157.113.70.129 – 157.113.70.130
    Broadcast address: 157.113.70.131
    WAN2
    1 subnet 157.113.70.132 /30
    Host Range: 157.113.70.133 – 157.133.70.134
    Broadcast address: 157.113.70.135
    WAN3
    2 subnet 157.133.70.136 /30
    Host Range: 157.113.70.137 – 157.113.70.138
    Broadcast address: 157.113.70.139
    TASK 3
    Given IP address 129.85.114.0 /18
    R1 – 193 hosts
    R2 – 1014 hosts
    R3 – 286 hosts
    WAN1 – 2 hosts
    WAN2 – 2 hosts
    WAN3 – 2 hosts
    Solution
    1. Initial Network address 129.85.64.0 /18
    Subnet mask: 255.255.192.0
    2. R2 – 1014 hosts
    Initial Network address 129.85.64.0 /22
    Number of host bits 10
    Number of hosts 1022
    Number of subnet bits 4
    Number of subnets 16
    Subnet mask: 255.255.252.0
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111100.00000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R2 0 subnet 129.85.64.0 /18
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 129.85.68.0 /18
    2 subnet 129.85.72.0 /18
    3 subnet 129.85.76.0 /18
    Host Range: 129.85.64.1 – 129.85.67.254
    Broadcast address: 129.85.67.255
    3. R3 – 286 hosts
    Initial Network address 129.85.70.0 /24
    Number of host bits 8
    Number of hosts 254
    Number of subnet bits 1
    Number of subnets 2
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.0000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R3 0 subnet 129.85.70.0 /24
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 129.85.71.0 /24
    2 subnet -
    3 subnet -
    Host Range: 129.85.70.1 – 129.85.70.254
    Broadcast address: 129.85.70.255
    4. R1 – 193 hosts
    Initial Network address 129.85.68.0 /23
    Number of host bits 9
    Number of hosts 510
    Number of subnet bits 1
    Number of subnets 2
    Subnet mask: 255.255.254.0
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111110.00000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R1 1 subnet 129.85.68.0 /23
    for additional subnetting 2 subnet 129.85.70.0 /23
    3 subnet -
    Host Range: 129.85.68.1 – 129.85.69.254
    Broadcast address: 129.85.69.255
    5. WAN1, WAN2, WAN3 – 2 hosts for each connection
    Initial Network address 129.85.71.0 /30
    Number of host bits 2
    Number of hosts 2
    Number of subnet bits 6
    Number of subnets 64
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.252
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
    Subnetwork addresses
    0 subnet 129.85.71.0 /30
    1 subnet 129.85.71.4 /30
    2 subnet 129.85.71.8 /30
    3 subnet 129.85.71.12 /30
    WAN1
    0 subnet 129.85.71.0 /30
    Host Range: 129.85.71.1 – 129.85.71.2
    Broadcast address: 129.85.71.3
    WAN2
    1 subnet 129.85.71.4 /30
    Host Range: 129.85.71.5 – 129.85.71.6
    Broadcast address: 129.85.71.7
    WAN3
    2 subnet 129.85.71.8 /30
    Host Range: 129.85.71.9 – 129.85.71.10
    Broadcast address: 129.85.71.11
    TASK 4
    Given IP address 202.16.175.0 /24
    R1 – 84 hosts
    R2 – 52 hosts
    R3 – 25 hosts
    WAN1 – 2 hosts
    WAN2 – 2 hosts
    WAN3 – 2 hosts
    Solution
    1. Initial Network address 202.16.175.0 /24
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
    2. R1 – 84 hosts
    Initial Network address 202.16.175.0 /25
    Number of host bits 7
    Number of hosts 126
    Number of subnet bits 1
    Number of subnets 2
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.128
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.10000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R2 0 subnet 202.16.175.0 /25
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 202.16.175.128 /25
    2 subnet -
    3 subnet -
    Host Range: 202.16.175.1 – 202.16.175.126
    Broadcast address: 202.16.175.127
    3. R2 – 52 hosts
    Initial Network address 202.16.175.128 /26
    Number of host bits 6
    Number of hosts 62
    Number of subnet bits 1
    Number of subnets 2
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.192
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11000000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R1 1 subnet 202.16.175.128 /26
    for additional subnetting 2 subnet 202.16.175.192 /26
    3 subnet -
    Host Range: 202.16.175.129 – 202.16.175.190
    Broadcast address: 202.16.175.191
    4. R3 – 25 hosts
    Initial Network address 202.16.175.192 /27
    Number of host bits 5
    Number of hosts 30
    Number of subnet bits 1
    Number of subnets 2
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.224
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11100000
    Subnetwork addresses
    R3 0 subnet 202.16.175.192 /27
    for additional subnetting 1 subnet 202.16.175.224 /27
    2 subnet -
    3 subnet -
    Host Range: 202.16.175.193 – 202.16.175.222
    Broadcast address: 202.16.175.223
    5. WAN1, WAN2, WAN3 – 2 hosts for each connection
    Initial Network address 202.16.175.224 /30
    Number of host bits 2
    Number of hosts 2
    Number of subnet bits 3
    Number of subnets 8
    Subnet mask: 255.255.255.252
    Subnet mask: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100
    Subnetwork addresses
    0 subnet 202.16.175.224 /30
    1 subnet 202.16.175.228 /30
    2 subnet 202.16.175.232 /30
    3 subnet 202.16.175.236 /30
    WAN1
    0 subnet 202.16.175.224 /30
    Host Range: 202.16.175.225 – 202.16.175.226
    Broadcast address: 202.16.175.227
    WAN2
    1 subnet 202.16.175.228 /30
    Host Range: 202.16.175.229 – 202.16.175.230
    Broadcast address: 202.16.175.231
    WAN3
    2 subnet 202.16.175.232 /30
    Host Range: 202.16.175.233 – 202.16.175.234
    Broadcast address: 202.16.175.235

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