Given an IP address 94.0.0.0/20, answer the following questions: I. What is the IP address class? II. Netid and hosted? III. Number of bits borrows? IV. Number of total subnets created? V. Number of bits left? VI. Number of host per subnet? VII. Total of host for all subnets? VIII. The new subnet mask? (after subnetting) IX. Show the subnet address, host range and broadcast address of the first and the last block of the subnet created.

Given an IP address 94.0.0.0/20, answer the following questions: I. What is the IP address class? II. Netid and hosted? III. Number of bits borrows? IV. Number of total subnets created? V. Number of bits left? VI. Number of host per subnet? VII. Total of host for all subnets? VIII. The new subnet mask? (after subnetting) IX. Show the subnet address, host range and broadcast address of the first and the last block of the subnet created.

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Chapter9: Supporting Mobile Devices

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