Your network uses a Class C address of 210.10.10.0. You
must now split up the network into separate shores to handle
multiple buildings separated by routers. Which two steps
must you take to determine the proper shored mask for your
networks? (Choose two)

A. determine the number of seperate networks required

B. determine how many devices will require DHCP addressing

C. determine the maximum number of hosts that will be on
each shored

D. determine the miniumum number of hosts that will be on
each shored

E. determine which router will be the IP default gateway for
each shored



Your network uses a Class C address of 210.10.10.0. You must now split up the network into separat..

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Answer: A, C

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