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anchor40

2003-05-19, 9:00 am

Good Morning!!!

Here's today's question:

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Your boss forgot to send you the email about the new site scheduled to be brought up in 1 hour. It must have enough IP addresses to support the current 10 people, printers, and network equipment, plus have room to grow to 30. Which of the following IP addresses would satisfy the requirements? A. 10.192.168.64/29 B. 192.168.10.64/27 C. 172.16.10.64/28 D. 10.172.31.0/28



Here is the 5/15 question with answers:

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Given the following IP address and mask, provide the class, network ID, # subnets, and # of hosts per net: Address/mask Class Net ID #subs # hosts ================== ===== ================== ======= ======== ___.___.___.___/__ _ ___.___.___.___/__ _______ ________ 127.136.42.21/24 Illegal address (reserved for loopbacks) 224.4.102.3/24 D N/A N/A N/A 4.192.255.61/27 A 4.192.255.32/27 524286 30 Net 4.192.255. 61 Mask 255.255.255.224 4.1100 0000.1111 1111.0001 1100 255.1111 1111.1111 1111.1110 0000 | SN |---- <--subnets ----------| H | <--hosts 142.240.98.206/29 B 142.240.98.200/29 8190 6 142.240.0110 0010.1100 1110 255.255.1111 1111.1111 1000 --| SN |-- <--subnets -------|H | <--hosts


Did I catch you on the 127 address?
B4yaman3

2003-05-19, 11:35 am

Nope you didn't. From since I saw it I was like Anchor made a mistake.lol. . But I know it was illegal.
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