Subnetting Calculation
CALCULATE SUBNETTING
Step 1
IP
Address: 192.168.4.0/24
Default
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Custom
subnet mask: 255.255.255.224
|
Subnet |
1 |
2 |
4 |
8 |
16 |
32 |
64 |
128 |
256 |
|
Host |
256 |
128 |
64 |
32 |
16 |
8 |
4 |
2 |
1 |
|
Subnet Mask |
/24 |
/25 |
/26 |
/27 |
/28 |
/29 |
/30 |
/31 |
/32 |
Step 2
First,
we must locate the bits that have been borrowed. Because our subnet mask is 24,
we utilise formula 2s – 2 and approximate it to 24. The 'S' represents the bits
that have been borrowed. We apply the same method for the number of subnets,
but without the approximation to 24. We apply the formula 2H– 2 for the host address.
Number
of bits borrowed = 2s – 2 = 24
2s = 26
25
= 32 > 26
S = 5
Number
of host = 2H
– 2 = 32
= 25
– 2 = 30
Magic
number = 32
Step 3
After that, we
begin subnetting. Network Address, first IP Address, last IP Address, and
Broadcast Address are the four addresses.
|
Subnet |
Network Address |
IP Address |
Broadcast Address |
|
0 (1) |
192.168.4.0 |
192.168.4.1 – 192.168.4.30 |
192.168.4.31
|
|
1 (2) |
192.168.4.32 |
192.168.4.33 – 192.168.4.62 |
192.168.4.63 |
|
2 (3) |
192.168.4.64
|
192.168.4.65 – 192.168.4.96 |
192.168.4.95 |
|
3 (4) |
192.168.4.96 |
192.168.4.97 – 192.168.4.126 |
192.168.4.127 |
|
4 (5) |
192.168.4.128 |
192.168.4.129 – 192.168.4.158 |
192.168.4.159 |
|
5 (6) |
192.168.4.160 |
192.168.4.161 – 192.168.4.190 |
192.168.4.191 |
|
6 (7) |
192.168.4.192 |
192.168.4.193 – 192.168.4.222 |
192.168.4.223 |
|
7 (8) |
192.168.4.224 |
192.168.4.225 – 192.168.4.254 |
192.168.0.255 |

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