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The document provides solutions for a tutorial on binary conversion, subnetting, and network design. It includes examples of IP addresses converted to binary, their classes, default masks, and calculations for network and host addresses. Additionally, it outlines subnet design requirements for two companies and details subnetting for a network accommodating 15,000 hosts across four subnets.

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Tutorial5 Solutions

The document provides solutions for a tutorial on binary conversion, subnetting, and network design. It includes examples of IP addresses converted to binary, their classes, default masks, and calculations for network and host addresses. Additionally, it outlines subnet design requirements for two companies and details subnetting for a network accommodating 15,000 hosts across four subnets.

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CSIT 127 – Tutorial 5 Solutions

Question 1 – Binary conversion, class and default subnet mask

IP Address Binary Class Default Mask


[Link] 00001000.11111010.00000101.00000001 A [Link] (/8)
[Link] 10011100.00001010.00010001.00000000 B [Link] (/16)
[Link] 11000000.10101000.00000010.00000000 C [Link] (/24)
[Link] 10010001.00010001.00001001.00000001 B [Link] (/16)

Question 2 – Network & Host address (bitwise AND)

1) [Link] (Class B, mask [Link])


Network Address: [Link]
Host Address: [Link]

2) [Link] (Class C, mask [Link])


Network Address: [Link]
Host Address: [Link]

Question 3 – Subnet design

Item Company A Company B


Address Class A B
Default Mask [Link] [Link]
Required Subnets 1000 2000
Required Hosts 10000 15
Bits Borrowed 10 11
Custom Mask [Link] (/18) [Link] (/29)
Usable Hosts/Subnet 16382 6

Question 4 – 4 subnets with 15000 hosts each (/18)

Network bits: 16, Subnet bits: 2, Host bits: 14


Subnet Mask: [Link] (/18)
Subnet Subnet Address First Host Last Host Broadcast
1 [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]
2 [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]
3 [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]
4 [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]

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