IT 351 network

 

v4 AddressChapter 10 Written Assignment – IPes and Subnet Masks

 

This assignment includes some of the types of questions you will find yourself needing to answer when doing network troubleshooting. The answers require that you understand how IPv4 addresses and subnet masks work together to identify networks. complete this assignment, but you will probably find it easiest to use the subnet chart I attach.

 

Please answer each question using your own word and

 

Question 1. What is the CIDR (or slash) notation equivalent of the subnet mask 255.255.255.224?

 

 

Question 2. What is the network ID if your computer's IPv4 address is 172.16.45.50/27?

 

 

For questions 3 through 5, the IP address and subnet mask for your computer is 192.168.10.37 and 255.255.255.0.

 

Question 3. You are sending a packet to a computer with IP address 192.168.11.37. Are the two computers in the same subnet?

 

Question 4. What IP address will be the destination on a broadcast message sent to your subnet?

 

Question 5.  In your company, the router used as the default gateway is always assigned the first IP address in a subnet. What should the IP address be for the default gateway on your computer?

 

 

For questions 6 through 8, the IP address and subnet mask of your computer is 10.34.5.174/28

 

Question 6. What is the network ID for your computer's subnet?

 

Question 7. You receive a packet from a computer with an IP address of 10.34.5.228. Are the two computers in the same subnet?

 

Question 8. In your company, the router used as the default gateway is always assigned the first IP address in a subnet. What should the IP address be for the default gateway on your computer?

 

 

Question 9. Exactly three of the following subnets contain the IP address 10.34.7.123. Which three?

 

a. 10.34.7.0/24

b. 10.34.7.64/26

c. 10.34.7.64/27

d. 10.34.7.128/28

e. 10.34.7.120/29

 

Question 9 is a type of question you will need to answer when troubleshooting routing tables.

 

 

 

Chapter 10 Instructor CommentsThis chapter could easily be two, or maybe even three separate chapters. An incredible amount ofinformation here. And the length of these comments reFlects that!Segmentation and SubnettingIt feels like the textbook dives into this without any real background, so I'll try to Fill that in.I think the easiest place to start is the Example LAN. Here it is again, as updated for Chapter 8.

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