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After 6.1. What is 69 in binary? A.11001101 B.00011011 C.01010011 D.01000111 E.01000101 1 of 6.

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1 After 6.1

2 What is 69 in binary? A.11001101 B.00011011 C.01010011 D.01000111 E.01000101 1 of 6

3 What is 15 in binary? A.00010000 B.00001111 C.01010111 D.00000110 E.00000101 2 of 6

4 What is 251 in binary? A.11111111 B.11111101 C.11111011 D.11110111 E.11101111 3 of 6

5 What is 11001010 in decimal? A.128 B.192 C.200 D.202 E.204 4 of 6

6 What is 11111111 in decimal? A.128 B.192 C.254 D.255 E.256 5 of 6

7 What is 00110011 in decimal? A.35 B.45 C.51 D.55 E.61 6 of 6

8 After 6.2

9 What is the highest host address for the 192.168.0.0/24 subnet? A.192.168.0.0 B.192.168.0.1 C.192.168.255.254 D.192.168.0.254 E.192.168.0.255 1 of 6

10 What is the highest host address for the 10.0.0.0/8 subnet? A.10.0.0.1 B.10.0.0.254 C.10.0.255.254 D.10.255.255.254 E.10.255.255.255 2 of 6

11 What is the highest host address for the 10.0.0.0/25 subnet? A.10.0.0.1 B.10.0.0.30 C.10.0.0.62 D.10.0.0.126 E.10.0.0.254 3 of 6

12 What is the broadcast address for the 172.16.10.0/25 subnet? A.172.16.255.255 B.172.16.10.255 C.172.16.10.0 D.172.16.10.127 E.172.16.10.63 4 of 6

13 What is the broadcast address for the 10.0.0.0/27 subnet? A.10.255.255.255 B.10.0.0.15 C.10.0.0.31 D.10.0.0.127 E.10.0.0.255 5 of 6

14 What is the broadcast address for the 147.144.32.0/19 subnet? A.147.144.255.255 B.147.144.32.255 C.147.144.32.63 D.147.144.63.255 E.147.144.127.255 6 of 6

15 Review

16 What is the broadcast address for the 192.168.10.0/25 subnet? A.192.168.255.255 B.192.168.10.255 C.192.168.10.0 D.192.168.10.127 E.192.168.10.63 1 of 4

17 What is the broadcast address for the 10.0.0.0/10 subnet? A.10.255.255.255 B.10.127.255.255 C.10.63.255.255 D.10.31.255.255 E.Something else 2 of 4

18 What is the largest host address for the 147.144.128.0/28 subnet? A.147.144.128.14 B.147.144.128.254 C.147.144.128.30 D.147.144.255.254 E.Something else 3 of 4

19 What is the largest host address for the 147.144.128.0/18 subnet? A.147.144.191.254 B.147.144.255.254 C.147.144.128.254 D.147.144.192.254 E.Something else 4 of 4

20 Visualizing Subnetting With a Square

21 Subnetting Chart

22 Learn to Make This Chart CIDR# Usable Addr Subnet Mask /24254255.255.255.0 /25126255.255.255.128 /2662255.255.255.192 /2730255.255.255.224 /2814255.255.255.240 /296255.255.255.248 /302255.255.255.252

23 After 6.4

24 How many bits are there in an IPv6 address? A.8 B.16 C.32 D.64 E.128 1 of 4

25 A host has an address of 10.255.240.15 and a subnet mask of 255.255.128.0. What is the network address? A.10.0.0.0 B.10.128.0.0 C.10.255.0.0 D.10.255.128.0 E.10.255.240.0 2 of 4

26 A host has an address of 172.17.128.150 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.192. What is the network address? A.172.17.128.0 B.172.17.128.32 C.172.17.128.64 D.172.17.128.128 E.172.17.128.192 3 of 4

27 A company has the IP address range 192.168.1.0/24 and needs to subnet it into four networks, each large enough for 40 hosts. What is the first subnet? A.192.168.1.0/24 B.192.168.1.0/25 C.192.168.1.0/26 D.192.168.1.0/27 E.Something else 4 of 4

28 Correction to Online Materials Many numbers are wrong in the chart on 6.3.3. Just ignore it. Many numbers are wrong in the chart on 6.3.3. Just ignore it.

29 We are using the 192.168.11.0/24 network, starting at 192.168.11.0. What is the subnet for network HQ LAN1? A. A. 192.168.11.0 /23 B. B. 192.168.11.0 /24 C. C. 192.168.11.0 /25 D. D. 192.168.11.0 /26 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN1 90 HQ LAN2 55 BR110 BR24

30 We are using the 192.168.11.0/24 network, starting at 192.168.11.0. What is the subnet for network HQ LAN2? A. A. 192.168.11.64 /26 B. B. 192.168.11.128 /26 C. C. 192.168.11.192 /26 D. D. 192.168.12.0 /26 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 HQ LAN255 BR110 BR24

31 We are using the 192.168.11.0/24 network, starting at 192.168.11.0. What is the subnet for network BR1? A. A. 192.168.11.192 /27 B. B. 192.168.11.192 /28 C. C. 192.168.11.192 /29 D. D. 192.168.11.192 /30 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 HQ LAN255192.168.11.128 /26 BR110 BR24

32 We are using the 192.168.11.0/24 network, starting at 192.168.11.0. What is the subnet for network BR2? A. A. 192.168.11.196 /30 B. B. 192.168.11.200 /29 C. C. 192.168.11.208 /29 D. D. 192.168.11.224 /29 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 HQ LAN255192.168.11.128 /26 BR110192.168.11.192 /28 BR24

33 Which line contains an error in the network address? Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address A HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 B HQ LAN255192.168.11.128 /26 C BR110192.168.11.192 /28 D BR24192.168.11.208 /30 E There is no error

34 Subnetting iClicker Problem 2

35 We are using the 112.47.253.0/24 network. What is the subnet for network HQ LAN1? A. 112.47.253 A. 112.47.253.0/23 B. 112.47.253 B. 112.47.253.0/24 C. 112.47.253 C. 112.47.253.0/25 D. 112.47.253 D. 112.47.253.0/26 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN1 64 HQ LAN2 60 BR16 LINK2

36 We are using the 112.47.253.0/24 network. What is the subnet for network HQ LAN2? A. 112.47.253 A. 112.47.253.0/25 B. 112.47.253 B. 112.47.253.0/26 C. 112.47.253 C. 112.47.253.64/26 D. 112.47.253 D. 112.47.253.128/26 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN164112.47.253.0/25 HQ LAN260 BR16 LINK2

37 We are using the 112.47.253.0/24 network. What is the subnet for network BR1? A. 112.47.253 A. 112.47.253.160/27 B. 112.47.253 B. 112.47.253.192/28 C. 112.47.253 C. 112.47.253.192/29 D. 112.47.253 D. 112.47.253.208/30 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN164112.47.253.0/25 HQ LAN260112.47.253.128/26 BR16 LINK2

38 We are using the 112.47.253.0/24 network. What is the subnet for network LINK? A. 112.47.253 A. 112.47.253.198/30 B. 112.47.253 B. 112.47.253.200/30 C. 112.47.253 C. 112.47.253.200/31 D. 112.47.253 D. 112.47.253.208/30 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN164112.47.253.0/25 HQ LAN260112.47.253.128/26 BR16112.47.253.192/29 LINK2

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40 We are using the 192.168.11.0/24 network, starting at 192.168.11.0. What is the subnet for network HQ LAN2? A. A. 192.168.11.64 /26 B. B. 192.168.11.128 /26 C. C. 192.168.11.192 /26 D. D. 192.168.12.0 /26 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 HQ LAN255 BR110 BR24

41 We are using the 192.168.11.0/24 network, starting at 192.168.11.0. What is the subnet for network BR1? A. A. 192.168.11.192 /27 B. B. 192.168.11.192 /28 C. C. 192.168.11.192 /29 D. D. 192.168.11.192 /30 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 HQ LAN255192.168.11.128 /26 BR110 BR24

42 We are using the 192.168.11.0/24 network, starting at 192.168.11.0. What is the subnet for network BR2? A. A. 192.168.11.196 /30 B. B. 192.168.11.200 /29 C. C. 192.168.11.208 /29 D. D. 192.168.11.224 /29 E. E. Something else Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 HQ LAN255192.168.11.128 /26 BR110192.168.11.192 /28 BR24

43 Which line contains an error in the network address? Subnet # of IP Addresses Needed Network Address A HQ LAN190192.168.11.0 /25 B HQ LAN255192.168.11.128 /26 C BR110192.168.11.192 /28 D BR24192.168.11.208 /30 E There is no error

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