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    Subnetting With Class B Ip Address

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    The document discusses subnetting IP addresses in Class B (128-191) addressing. It provides 15 examples of subnetting different Class B addresses with varying subnet masks from /30 to /16. For each example, it lists the IP address class, default and custom subnet masks, number of valid hosts, number of subnets, and subnet range. However, none of the examples have the addressing tables filled in.

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    Subnetting With Class B Ip Address

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    The document discusses subnetting IP addresses in Class B (128-191) addressing. It provides 15 examples of subnetting different Class B addresses with varying subnet masks from /30 to /16. For each example, it lists the IP address class, default and custom subnet masks, number of valid hosts, number of subnets, and subnet range. However, none of the examples have the addressing tables filled in.

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    The document discusses subnetting IP addresses in Class B (128-191) addressing. It provides 15 examples of subnetting different Class B addresses with varying subnet masks from /30 to /16. For each example, it lists the IP address class, default and custom subnet masks, number of valid hosts, number of subnets, and subnet range. However, none of the examples have the addressing tables filled in.

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    Subnetting With Class B Ip Address

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    Jeyanthi Govindasamy
    The document discusses subnetting IP addresses in Class B (128-191) addressing. It provides 15 examples of subnetting different Class B addresses with varying subnet masks from /30 to /16. For each example, it lists the IP address class, default and custom subnet masks, number of valid hosts, number of subnets, and subnet range. However, none of the examples have the addressing tables filled in.

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    SUBNETTING WITH CLASS B IP ADDRESS (128-191)

    N.N.H.H

    11111111.11111111. 00000000.00000000 /16

    a) 129.10.0.0/30

    i. IP Address Class: B
    ii. Default Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:255.255.255.0
    iv. Number of valid host:14 bits=2^14 -2
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    b) 130.20.0.0/29

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable Broadcast


    (Network) IP (Host) Address

    c) 131.45.0.0/28

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host)

    d) 133.70.0.0/27

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    e) 135.65.0.0/26

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address
    f) 138.43.0.0/25

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    g) 141.20.0.0/24

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    h)143.35.0.0/23

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    i) 143.80.0.0/22

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    j)150.120.0.0/21

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address
    k)151.200.0.0/20

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    l) 153.12.0.0/19

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    m)163.10.0.0/18

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    n)165.30.0.0/17

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

    o) 180.60.0.0/16

    i. IP Address Class:
    ii. Default Subnet Mask:
    iii. Custom Subnet Mask:
    iv. Number of valid host:
    v. Number of subnet:
    vi. Range for each subnet:
    vii. Addressing table:

    Subnet Number Subnet Address 1’st – Last Usable IP Broadcast


    (Network) (Host) Address

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