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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN:9780133594140
Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet
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M
Dublin
EO/O
B
50/1
Location
Dublin
Odessa
50/0
Moscowa
London
Athens
50/1
London
EO/0
50/0
50/2
150
80-
40.
EO/0
Athens
50/1
50/2
50/0
Consider the network above and use VLSM to subnet the network using the most efficient subnetting
scheme for the LANs and the WANs. The WAN links are to be allocated from the network range
directly following the LANs. The LAN subnets must be large enough to accommodate the number of
actual host machines and no larger.
H
For the task you are provided with 150.0.0.0/16 class B network address to provide the most efficient
solution.
Number of Actual Host machines
600
200-
Odessa
EQ/O
50/1
el
50/0
A
Moscow
EO/O
a
el
Once subnetted you are to allocate the first useable network address to each router interface
along with its subnet mask.
Transcribed Image Text:M Dublin EO/O B 50/1 Location Dublin Odessa 50/0 Moscowa London Athens 50/1 London EO/0 50/0 50/2 150 80- 40. EO/0 Athens 50/1 50/2 50/0 Consider the network above and use VLSM to subnet the network using the most efficient subnetting scheme for the LANs and the WANs. The WAN links are to be allocated from the network range directly following the LANs. The LAN subnets must be large enough to accommodate the number of actual host machines and no larger. H For the task you are provided with 150.0.0.0/16 class B network address to provide the most efficient solution. Number of Actual Host machines 600 200- Odessa EQ/O 50/1 el 50/0 A Moscow EO/O a el Once subnetted you are to allocate the first useable network address to each router interface along with its subnet mask.
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