l. Suppose Dryver Trucks has a /23 address block. 76.135.80. times, which is 23
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Suppose Dryver Trucks has a /23 address block. 76.135.80. times, which is 23 bits of network number and 9 bits for local use. They would like to break this into 4 subnets with about 100 nodes each. What subnet mask should they use? Express your answer in dotted decimal. Continuing with Dryver's network, for each of the following destination addresses, which subnet number would it be forwarded toward? Show the value of the subnet number in binary, including leading zeroes 76.135.81.84 76.135.81.164 76.135.80.44 76.135.81.244 76.135.80.204 76.135.80.124 76.135.81.4 76.135.80.63.Explanation / Answer
Question3: Subnetmask= 255.255.255.128 Question4: 76.135.81.84 = 10 ( Explanation: which is 3rd subnet binary 10 is decimal 2 and 10 is the 24th and 25 bit after converting to binary) 76.135.81.164 = 11 (which is 4th subnet) 76.135.80.44 = 00 (which is 1st subnet) 76.135.81.244 = 11 (which is 4th subnet) 76.135.80.204 = 01 (which is 3rd subnet) 76.135.80.124 = 00 (which is 1st subnet) 76.135.81.4 = 10 (which is 3rd subnet) 76.135.80.63 = 00 (which is 1st subnet)
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