Your computer has the following IPv4 address at dotted decimal form: 10.A. A. A / B where A is your birth date + 200 (between 201 and 231) and B = 10 + your birth month. (B = 11 if you are born in January, and B = 22 if you are born in December.) What is the network address and the broadcast address of your network? How many host computers can you have in this network?

Your computer has the following IPv4 address at dotted decimal form: 10.A. A. A / B where A is your birth date + 200 (between 201 and 231) and B = 10 + your birth month. (B = 11 if you are born in January, and B = 22 if you are born in December.) What is the network address and the broadcast address of your network? How many host computers can you have in this network?

A+ Guide to Hardware (Standalone Book) (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305266452

Author:Jean Andrews

Publisher:Jean Andrews

Chapter8: Connecting To And Setting Up A Network

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5RB

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

Assume that hosts S1 and S2 have IP addresses, 200.100.50.10 and 200.100.50.32 respectively. They both use the same network mask, 'M'. Which of the following values of 'M' should not be used, if S1 and S2 belong to the same network?
A hacker just set up a TCP connection with a web server in Chicago, Illinois, claiming he is coming in with a source IP address that clearly belongs to a network in Copenhagen, Denmark. In examining the session logs, you notice that he was able to complete the three- way handshake for this connection in 10 milliseconds. How can you use this information to prove he is lying?
If an organization is given the IP addresses block 202.151.48.0/24, answer the following: a)How many addresses does the organization have(including network and broadcast addresses)? b)If the organization decided to divide its network into 2sub networks. Show the addresses block, the network and broadcast addresses, the range of valid host addresses of each subnetwork.
In an IPv4 packet, the value of HLEN is 15, and the value of the total length field is 0X0064. How many bytes of data are being carried by this packet? Only correct answer needed , else downvoted
Assume the data length of an IPv4 datagram is 100000 and the minimum size of the datagram of the underlay network is 110100. Is there a need for padding? If yes, how many bytes are needed? All numbers are in binary.
Given: Company has 3 locations: Orlando (4000 hosts) Chicago (2000 hosts) LA (8000 hosts) The goals are: Set up subnets for each location Starting IP address is 192.100.0.0 Assume were assigned a block sufficiently large for our needs Give your answer in the CIDR standard form such as 123.45.67.89/12 - make sure there are no leading zeroes in any of the four octets used in IPV4 format. What is the CIDR notation for the starting address of LA?
You are given with an IP address of 112.200.67.132/19. You are asked to make 6 subnets of size 60, 200, 25, 64, 4 and 12. Now, based on your calculation answer the followings: a) What is the first host IP address of subnet size 12? b) What is the broadcast address of subnet size 64? c) What is the last host IP address of the subnet size 12?
Given an IP Block 10.10.1.0/24 write the 1st 10 subnets Network Address, and Broadcast Address if the number of host is 14.
You have a network, 192.168.212.0/26. It is divided into subnet A and subnet B which have 45 and 55 hosts respectively. Your boss wants to add a third subnet, C, with 61 hosts. Is this possible? If possible, determine the Subnet Mask of the Network, the Network Address of all subnets, the Broadcast Address of all subnets and the usable range of IP addresses within each.
An ISP has a 127.3.0.0/16 IP address. Customer A is given a 127.3.0.0/24 group of IP addresses. How many addresses do they get? What is the range of IP addresses they get? (E.g. if A got 2, the answer might be 3.0.0-127.3.0.1) Customer B is given another /24 block immediately after Customer A’s What is the CIDR notation for their block? Customer A and Customer B are physically near each If we want a way to refer to their combined block, what is a single CIDR notation for both sets of IP addresses? What is the subnet mask for this new merged subnet?
Assume that you have two computers and a router (default gateway) that have the following TCP/IP configuration and that Computer A wants to send data to Computer E. Match the addresses that will be used in the IP packet and the ethernet frame sent from Computer A. Computer A IP address: 178.23.43.12 Netmask: 255.255.0.0 Default gateway address: 178.23.17.1 MAC Address: 34:2A:C6:C6:55:C3 Computer E IP address: 178.23.54.23 Netmask: 255.255.0.0 Default gateway address: 178.23.10.1 MAC Address: 34:2A:C6:76:3E:12 Default Gateway MAC Address: 65:D3:C9:11:C5:99 Items to Match: IP packet Source IP address: IP packet Destination IP address: Ethernet frame Source MAC address Ethernet frame Destination MAC address Possible Values: 178.23.17.1 178.23.10.1 178.23.43.12 178.23.54.23 34:2A:C6:C6:55:C3 65:D3:C9:11:C5:99 34:2A:C6:76:3E:12
Short answer25. If the host part of the IP address is all 1, it indicates the broadcast address; if the host part of the IP address is all 0, it indicates the (----) address. Ans: 26. Host A continuously sends two TCP segments to host B, with sequence numbers of 70 and 100 respectively. Question: (1) How many bytes of data does the first segment carry? (2) What should be the acknowledgement number in the confirmation message sent back by host B after receiving the first segment? (3) If the acknowledgement number in the confirmation message sent back by B after receiving the second segment is 180, how many bytes of data in the second segment sent by A? Ans: