subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by bogoreh … Networking and will like to have your help to understand subnetting clearly. first let me know you that i know the… well but my issue is i can do well the subnetting and have tried to understant from so many video but… Subnetting Question Hardware and Software Networking by Majestics … range starts? 2) If we buy an IP , after doing subnetting of that ip, how will i use my bought IP… Subnetting Question Hardware and Software Networking by Radio2006 … for the CompTIA Network+ exam and have a question about subnetting. The example given is that a cafe requires 3 different… Re: Subnetting Question Hardware and Software Networking by JorgeM … are interested: http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1347-cidr-and-subnetting-tutorial/ If they are teaching 2^n these days, that… Subnetting within a LAN Hardware and Software Networking by kes166 … everyone is doing well this evening. Regarding the subject of subnetting in a LAN, please bear with me as I try… Re: Subnetting HELP Hardware and Software Networking by JorgeM … is some information you can read over to learn about subnetting: [CIDR and Subnetting](http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1347-cidr-and…-subnetting-tutorial/) Also, there are plenty of online subnet-calculators to … Re: subnetting help Hardware and Software Networking by JorgeM If the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, then yes... those are different subnets. The .0 is considered the network ID in this case. Here is a link to a resource explaining the subnetting process. http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1347-cidr-and-subnetting-tutorial/ Re: subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by Alberto Bucur Hello, Isn't hard to calculate: 192.168.30.0 with mask 255.255.255.0 has 256 IPs with 192.168.30.0 net ID and 192.168.30.255 brodcast adress. This is equivalent with notation 192.168.30.0/24. 24 represent the number of bits used in mask. 255.255.255.0 - 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000 that means 24 bits. Lets split the network. If i want to … Re: subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by bogoreh first thanks to answer me but how do you know that you need 27 bits? Re: subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by Alberto Bucur The number of bits is given by how many bits of mask are 1. Your initial network have mask. 255.255.255.0 - 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000 - that means 24 bits. 255.255.255.128 - 11111111.11111111.11111111.10000000 - that means 25 bits Your initial network is splited in 2 subnets (2^1) 255.255.255.192 - 11111111.11111111.11111111.11000000 - … Re: subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by bogoreh thanks a lot this anwers is very helpful and i really understands o if now i try to sum u i have to use the 2^n to get bits that i have borrow do i? Re: subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by Alberto Bucur 2^n give you number of subnets n number of bits from mask borrowed. Re: subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by bogoreh good by how can i get the increment ? Re: subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by Alberto Bucur Just read carefully what i write before and make some exercises. Re: subnetting problem Hardware and Software Networking by JorgeM …how to get the increments"? What part of subnetting are you having an issue with? Binary conversion,…tutorial regarding [CIDR and Subnetting](http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1347-cidr-and-subnetting-tutorial/) that may help… you better understand how subnetting works. I also have an [online subnetting calculator](http://www.itgeared.com/… Re: Subnetting and IP adressing Hardware and Software Networking by JorgeM What would you like to know about IP and Subnetting? Anything specific? If you just need a simple introduction, there …-introduction-ip-addressing-tutorial/) [CIDR and Subnetting](http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1347-cidr-and-subnetting-tutorial/) Here is a tool you… Re: Subnetting Concept Hardware and Software Networking by thunderstorm98 Its called Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR). More info here: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing[/url] For more subnetting information: [url]http://www.punkwalrus.com/howto/subnetting.html[/url] Hope this helps. Re: Subnetting Concept Hardware and Software Networking by nalawar … subnet mask (VLSM) and classless Networks. The reason behind the subnetting is because of the depletion of IPv4 addresses, because of… (refer to rch1231 post above). Hope this helps in understanding subnetting. Re: Subnetting Question Hardware and Software Networking by JorgeM …://www.itgeared.com/tools/ip-subnet-calculator/) Guide | [CIDR and Subnetting](http://www.itgeared.com/articles/1347-cidr-and… Re: subnetting problem Hardware and Software Networking by loidz123 Hi c-tech, I'm sorry for my illustration. I did it using my phone and didn't realize it will look like this after I made the draft.. :( But thank you very kindly for your help. I find subnetting and ip addressing difficult. Hopefully I can solve problems of these kind as quick as you can someday... :) Re: What is the idea behind subnetting a LAN? Hardware and Software Networking by w1r3sp33d … administratively defined a standard numbering scheme. This only actually becomes subnetting once you take your network and break into down into… subnet to the other and back again. The joys of subnetting ;) Essentially you have taken 1 network with a possible 16… What is the idea behind subnetting a LAN? Hardware and Software Networking by Naut What is the idea behind subnetting a LAN? Help with subnetting please. Hardware and Software Networking by Tim_2 … to grips with this. I have read ans read about subnetting but all my subnets are 255.255.255.0. I… Bit counting when subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by lewashby … my Udemy networking course until I go to lesson 47. Subnetting Large Networks Part 2, my brain started smoking. Up to… Re: Subnetting Question Hardware and Software Networking by lolafuertes Just the 192,168.x.x are class C free net addresses to be used in the intranet. No ISP can sell them. Usually, the ISP sells you an IP address range, with a certain number of valid addresses in it, by means of a mask. Any way, the IP you bough will mean the full range of addresses, according to the mask your ISP assigned to you. The main IP,… Re: Subnetting Question Hardware and Software Networking by Majestics Thank you...... All for Great Help Re: Subnetting within a LAN Hardware and Software Networking by CimmerianX How are you going to assign subnets to the Layer 2 switches? If they are layer 3 switches, then keep the /24 subnet on the router and connected switchports, then assign any subnet you want behind each of the 3 switches. Re: Subnetting within a LAN Hardware and Software Networking by kes166 Cimmerian, I'm not sure I understand your question. The router would receive 254 usable IP addresses. The subnet on the router is 255.255.255.0. The router then assigns a subnet of 255.255.255.224 on G0/1, a subnet of 255.255.255.224 on G0/2, and a subnet of 255.255.255.224 on G0/3 effectivly giving each switch 30 IP addresses to play with. I… Subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by sgoi Given a Network Address of 107.0.0.0, subnet to support 300 hosts per subnet while maximizing the number of subnets. What is the new subnet mask? How many valid subnets are created? How many valid host addresses are available per subnet? What is the first valid subnet ID? What is the second valid subnet ID? What is its first valid host … Re: Subnetting Hardware and Software Networking by DimaYasny subnet: 255.255.254.0 hosts per subnet - 510 subnets for class A - 32768 [url]http://www.subnet-calculator.com/subnet.php?net_class=A[/url]