You have the following Network ID: 131.112.0.0. You need at
least 500 hosts per network. How many networks can you
create? What subnet mask will you use
Answer Posted / rames
Here, 9 bits are required to get 500 hosts. Now, there will
be 7 bits available for the subnetting( i.e in the third
byte) so, we can create 254 subnets and 500 hosts per each
subnet with the given network ID (131.112.0.0)
Here, the subnet mask will be varying from
131.112.2.0/7 to 131.112.254.0/7 according to the no. of
bits we use for the subnetting in the third byte.
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