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Class B Subnetting Worksheet

This document contains two tables that provide examples of subnetting Class B IP addresses using CIDR notation. The first table deals with subnetting the 172.50.0.0/16 network into 5 subnets. It lists the new subnet mask, number of subnets and hosts created, along with addresses for specific subnets. The second table deals with subnetting the 165.200.0.0/26 network that has already had bits borrowed, and provides similar information about that network.

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Class B Subnetting Worksheet

This document contains two tables that provide examples of subnetting Class B IP addresses using CIDR notation. The first table deals with subnetting the 172.50.0.0/16 network into 5 subnets. It lists the new subnet mask, number of subnets and hosts created, along with addresses for specific subnets. The second table deals with subnetting the 165.200.0.0/26 network that has already had bits borrowed, and provides similar information about that network.

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Class B Subnetting Using CIDR Worksheet

When completing this worksheet, make sure to change your font color to red or 5 points will be
deducted. Do NOT change the font color of the given information or risk losing points for not following
directions. This worksheet is worth 200 points (100 pts per table).

Table 1
Network Address: [Link]
Subnets Required: 5 Subnets
Note from the instructor: When completing the subnetting portion to answer the questions below, make sure
to start the subnet numbering at 0 or your answers will be one subnet off and will be marked wrong. Example:
Subnet 0, Subnet 1, Subnet 2 and so on.

What default class is this address? A, B, or C? B

[Link].
What is the default subnet mask?

How many bits did you borrow to create the


3
required subnets?
[Link]
What is the new subnet mask AFTER the bits
were borrowed?

How many subnets were created? 8

How many actual addresses were created per


8190
subnet?
How many usable host addresses were
30
created per subnet?
Network address: [Link]
1st Usable: [Link]
List the addresses for Subnet 4 (Remember,
start the subnet numbering at Subnet 0 and Last Usable: [Link]
NOT Subnet 1, or your answer will be wrong)
Broadcast: [Link]

What is the last usable address for Subnet 3? [Link]

[Link]
What is the Network address for Subnet 5?

What is the Broadcast address for Subnet 6? [Link]


Table 2
Network Address: [Link] /26 (Hint: Bits have already been borrowed. Remember, it always starts with
the default subnet mask)
Note from the instructor: When completing the subnetting portion to answer the questions below, make sure
to start the subnet numbering at 0 or your answers will be one subnet off and will be marked wrong. Example:
Subnet 0, Subnet 1, Subnet 2 and so on.

What default class is this address? A, B, or C? B

What is the default subnet mask? [Link]

How many bits were borrowed? 10

What is the new subnet mask AFTER the bits


[Link]
were borrowed?

How many subnets were created? 1024

How many actual addresses were created per


64
subnet?
How many usable host addresses were
62
created per subnet?
Network address: [Link]
List the addresses for Subnet 10 (Remember, 1st Usable: [Link]
start the subnet numbering at Subnet 0 and
NOT Subnet 1, or your answer will be wrong) Last Usable: [Link]
Broadcast: [Link]

What is the Network address for Subnet 25? [Link]

What is the Broadcast address for Subnet 32? [Link]

What is the last usable address for Subnet 42? [Link]

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