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    This document outlines the subnetting of the 172.16.0.0/22 network into multiple subnets to support various student and ISP networks. It describes dividing the address space into subnets of varying sizes, including /23, /24, /26, /27 and /30 subnets. It provides the subnet address, mask, host range and broadcast address for each subnet created including ones for student LANs, ISP LANs and point-to-point WAN links.

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    Packet Tracer Lab 7.6.1

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    Packet Tracer Lab 7.6.

    1
    172.16.0.0 / 22
    255.255.11111100.00000000
    172.16.00000000.00000000

    255.255.252.0
    10 Host Bits
    210 = 1024 Addresses

    Divide into two 512 Address Blocks


    First 512 Address Block
    9 Host Bits 29 = 512 Addresses
    172.16.00000000.00000000 / 23
    172.16.0.0 /23
    255.255.254.0
    Use first 512 Add Block for SN 1 --- Student LAN 400 Hosts
    Second 512 Address Block
    172.16.00000010.00000000

    9 Host Bits 29 = 512 Addresses


    172.16.2.0 / 23
    255.255.254.0

    Divide second 512 Address Block into two 256 Address Blocks
    First 256 Address Block
    172.16.2.0 /24
    255.255.255.0
    8
    172.16.00000010.00000000 / 24
    8 Host Bits 2 = 256 Addresses
    Use first 256 Add Block for SN 2 --- Future Student LAN 180 Hosts
    Second 256 Address Block
    172.16.00000011.00000000 / 26

    172.16.3.0 / 24
    255.255.255.0
    8 Host Bits 28 = 256 Addresses

    Divide second 256 Address Block into four 64 Address Blocks


    First 64 Address Block
    172.16.3.0 / 26
    255.255.255.192
    172.16.00000011.00000000
    6 Host Bits 26 = 64 Addresses
    Use First 64 Add Block for SN 3 --- ISP LAN 40 Hosts
    Second 64 Address Block
    172.16.00000011.01000000

    172.16.3.64 / 26
    255.255.255.192
    6 Host Bits 26 = 64 Addresses

    Divide Second 64 Address Block into two 32 Address Blocks


    First 32 Address Block
    172.16.3.64 / 27
    255.255.255.224
    172.16.00000011.01000000 / 27 5 Host Bits 25 = 32 Addresses
    Use First 32 Add Block for SN 4 --- Future ISP LAN 18 Hosts
    Second 32 Address Block
    172.16.00000011.01100000

    172.16.3.96 / 27
    255.255.255.224
    5 Host Bits 25 = 32 Addresses

    Divide Second 32 Address Block into eight 4 Address Blocks


    172.16.00000011.01100000
    172.16.3.96 / 30
    255.255.255.252
    2
    Use first 4 Add Block for SN 5 2 Host Bits 2 = 4 Addresses
    172.16.00000011.01100100
    172.16.3.100 / 30
    Use second 4 Add Block for SN 6 2 Host Bits

    255.255.255.252
    22 = 4 Addresses

    172.16.00000011.01101000
    172.16.3.104 / 30
    Use third 4 Add Block for SN 7 2 Host Bits

    255.255.255.252
    22 = 4 Addresses

    Unused 4th thru 8th 32 Address Blocks


    172.16.00000011.01101100

    172.16.00000011.01110000
    172.16.00000011.01110100
    172.16.00000011.01111000
    172.16.00000011.01111100
    Unused Third and Fourth 64 Address Blocks
    172.16.00000011.10000000
    172.16.3.128 / 26
    172.16.00000011.11000000
    172.16.3.192 / 26
    SN 1 Student LAN
    Subnet Add
    Subnet Mask
    Host Add Range
    Broadcast Add

    400 Hosts
    172.16.0.0 / 23
    255.255.254.0
    172.16.0.1 thru 172.16.1.254
    172.16.1.254

    SN 2 Future Stu LAN 180 Hosts


    Subnet Add
    172.16.2.0 / 24
    Subnet Mask
    255.255.255.0
    Host Add Range 172.16.0.1 thru 172.16.1.254
    Broadcast Add
    172.16.2.254
    SN 3 ISP LAN 40 Hosts
    Subnet Add
    172.16.3.0 / 26
    Subnet Mask
    255.255.255.192
    Host Add Range 172.16.3.1 thru 172.16.3.62
    Broadcast Add
    172.16.3.63
    SN 4 Future ISP LAN
    18 Hosts
    Subnet Add
    172.16.3.64 / 27
    Subnet Mask
    255.255.255.224
    Host Add Range 172.16.3.63 thru 172.16.3.62
    Broadcast Add
    172.16.3.95
    SN 5 Existing WAN Point-to-Point
    Subnet Add172.16.3.96 / 30
    Subnet Mask
    255.255.255.252
    Host Add Range 172.16.3.97 thru 172.16.3.98
    SN 6 Future WAN Point-to-Point
    Subnet Add172.16.3.100 / 30
    Subnet Mask
    255.255.255.252
    Host Add Range 172.16.3.101 thru 172.16.3.102
    SN 7 Future WAN Point-to-Point
    Subnet Add172.16.3.104 / 30
    Subnet Mask
    255.255.255.252
    Host Add Range 172.16.3.105 thru 172.16.3.106

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