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What does the Subnet 250 limit host numbers to?

Had someone with a private ip and a SM of 255.255.255.250

I'm new to subnetting.

Hi gizmoadria,

Try this page http://www.webpoint.at/service/subnet.html it can calculate it all for you.

Greetings,

LucF

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gizmoadria

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so, how many hosts can be supported?

192.168.1.32 (one of the machines)
255.255.255.250
192.168.1.1

Luc Franken

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Luc Franken

Then you can use 192.168.1.32 t/m 192.168.1.36 and 192.168.1.37 will be the broadcast adress

gizmoadria

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LucF,

how can I tell what the beginning number is?

one computer is .33 and one was .34

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gizmoadria

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LucF,

sorry! I did not see the Split points area!

Can I go back? Redo it?

gizmoadria

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ohhhhh

So putting in that info, it shows that the range starts at 32 and goes up to 37. 37 is reserved for broadcasting?

Luc Franken

>it shows that the range starts at 32 and goes up to 37. 37 is reserved for broadcasting?
Yes, that's right.

>I did not see the Split points area!
It was just below the question just before you accepted ErnieExperts comment as an answer.

>Can I go back? Redo it?
You can ask a question at https://www.experts-exchange.com/Community_Support/ about this, or you can post a "points for LucF" question linking to this one, your choice.

LucF

gizmoadria

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thanks Lunchy!

:)
giz

Luc Franken

thanQ