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16 years 10 months ago #24321
by lucky_indian
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Ok, i consider myself to be average at subnetting, but I am lost doing this question
Which of the following IP addresses are broadcast addresses if the subnet mask is 255.255.255.240? (Choose three.)
75.32.75.15
205.16.35.11
199.254.129.111
129.130.17.143
135.22.55.93
105.33.62.213
Can anyone tell me how i can solve this specific question and others like these
Thanks
Which of the following IP addresses are broadcast addresses if the subnet mask is 255.255.255.240? (Choose three.)
75.32.75.15
205.16.35.11
199.254.129.111
129.130.17.143
135.22.55.93
105.33.62.213
Can anyone tell me how i can solve this specific question and others like these
Thanks
16 years 10 months ago #24325
by SteveP
Replied by SteveP on topic Re: Subnetting Que
There are 4 remaining bits, so there are 16 (14 usable) hosts per subnet. The increment of the subnet addresses is 16 (x.y.z.0/28, x.y.z.16/28, x.y.z.32/28, x.y.z.48/28 etc.) so 75.32.75.15, 199.254.129.111 and 129.130.17.143 are broadcast addresses. If you add 1 to the final octet of each, 16 is a divisor.
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16 years 10 months ago #24326
by lucky_indian
Replied by lucky_indian on topic Re: Subnetting Que
Hey thanks for all the help, i was trying to do it myself yesterday and got it, it is pretty easy thanks for your comment still.
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