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This is part II of part I same name just replace II with a I
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39. Though there are practical reasons why we don't complicate our lives this way in the real world, from atheoretical perspective we could borrow non-consecutive bits for subnetting. So, when borrowing the first host bit, the second host bit and the last two host bits (counting from the left of the host bit field) from 172.1.0.0 can you determine the following:
e. First useable host on the 2nd useable subnet?
f. broadcast address for 2nd useable subnet?
g 1,203rd useable host address?
Explanation / Answer
assuming from your previously asked questions that first address is wire address and second address is broadcast address
if my above assumption is wrong please specify which address to use as broad cast address. I will answer based on above statement
e)
2nd usable subnet is 2+2 =4th subnet
address =172.1.0.3
now first usable host is 3rd host
host bits = 00 000000.000010 11 where subnet bits are for 2nd usable subnet.
complete address of First useable host on the 2nd useable subnet =172.1.0.11
f)
broadcast address will be address for 2nd host
host bits = 00 000000.000001 11 where subnet bits are for 2nd usable subnet.
broadcast address on the 2nd useable subnet =172.1.0.7
g) i guess you are asking 1,203rd useable host address on same subnet i.e. 2nd usable subnet.
1203rd usable host is 1205th host address
1205= 010010 110101 in binary
host bits = 00 010010.110101 11 where subnet bits are for 2nd usable subnet.
1203rd usable host address on the 2nd useable subnet =172.1.18.215
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