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03.29.2007 at 06:52PM PDT, ID: 22481979
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Subnetting problem

Asked by jtsapos in Network Design & Methodology, Network Management, TCP/IP

Tags: subnetting, problems

Can somebody please help me with this question? I'm not sure I understand the 10.10 private IP addressing scheme. All four of these hosts are connected to a switch. My instructor says that computer three (Host C) network part of the IP address is 11111111 while all the rest are 11111110. What am I missing? Is there something different in how the private addresses are subnetted compared to Classful A,B,C addresses are subnetted? Thank you in advance.

Using the diagram below, list the problems with the network and describe how you would determine what those problems are? Include in your answer what utilities you would use to determine the network connectivity problems. Most importantly, explain the steps you took to arrive at your conclusions.

Host A: IP - 10.10.210.130     Subnet Mask:255.255.255.240
Host B: IP - 10.10.210.129     Subnet Mask:255.255.255.240
Host C: IP - 10.10.210.25       Subnet Mask:255.255.255.240
Host D: IP - 10.10.210.126     Subnet Mask:255.255.255.240Start Free Trial
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