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4. Use subnet 4 from the last question <strong>and</strong> further subnet this address to provide eight additional subnets<br />

with at least ten hosts per subnet. List the first five subnets in network address/prefix format. What<br />

would be the last subnet?<br />

172.16.42.112/28<br />

Subnet No. Network Address/Prefix<br />

0 172.16.42.0/28<br />

1 172.16.42.16/28<br />

2 172.16.42.32/28<br />

3 172.16.42.48/28<br />

4 172.16.42.64/28<br />

5. Use subnet 0 from the last question <strong>and</strong> further subnet this address to provide four additional subnets<br />

to be used for point-to-point links. List all four subnets in network address/prefix format.<br />

Subnet No. Network Address/Prefix<br />

0 172.16.42.0/30<br />

1 172.16.42.4/30<br />

2 172.16.42.8/30<br />

3 172.16.42.12/30<br />

6. Use the subnet 10.1.0.0/16 <strong>and</strong> further subnet this address to provide 30 additional subnets with at<br />

least 2000 hosts per subnet. List the first five subnets in network address/prefix format. What would<br />

be the last subnet?<br />

10.1.248.0/21<br />

Subnet No. Network Address/Prefix<br />

0 10.1.0.0/21<br />

1 10.1.8.0/21<br />

2 10.1.16.0/21<br />

3 10.1.24.0/21<br />

4 10.1.32.0/21<br />

Chapter 1: Introduction to Classless Routing 11

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