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    This document discusses IPv4 addressing and subnetting. It begins by explaining how to convert decimals to binaries and how subnet masks define the network and host portions of an IP address. It then provides examples of how to determine network, broadcast, and valid host addresses for a given subnet. The document also lists common subnet mask values and their associated maximum number of hosts. Finally, it presents a case study on determining valid host allocations for different subnetworks in a network and calculates IP addressing with and without using VLSM.

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    This document discusses IPv4 addressing and subnetting. It begins by explaining how to convert decimals to binaries and how subnet masks define the network and host portions of an IP address. It then provides examples of how to determine network, broadcast, and valid host addresses for a given subnet. The document also lists common subnet mask values and their associated maximum number of hosts. Finally, it presents a case study on determining valid host allocations for different subnetworks in a network and calculates IP addressing with and without using VLSM.

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    This document discusses IPv4 addressing and subnetting. It begins by explaining how to convert decimals to binaries and how subnet masks define the network and host portions of an IP address. It then provides examples of how to determine network, broadcast, and valid host addresses for a given subnet. The document also lists common subnet mask values and their associated maximum number of hosts. Finally, it presents a case study on determining valid host allocations for different subnetworks in a network and calculates IP addressing with and without using VLSM.

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    ADDRESSING IPv4

    Conversi DEC to BINER


     Dec to Bin
    Subnet Mask
     Mendefinisikan Network dan Host
    Portion
    Operasi And

    Untuk menentukan NA / Broadcast /


    Valid Host
    Ex 10.12.8.0 / 25
    00001010.00001100.00001000.00000000
    11111111.11111111.11111111.10000000 and
    00001010.00001100.00001000.00000000 NA 10.12.8.0
    Broadcast address – jumlah max host portion
    1111111 = 127
    Jadi Valid host 10.12.8.1 – 10.12.8.126
    Subneting membagi network dengan
    ukuran yang tepat

     255.255.255.128 /25 – 128


     255.255.255.192 /26 – 64
     255.255.255.224 /27 – 32
     255.255.255.128 /28 – 16
     255.255.255.128 /29 – 8
     255.255.255.128 /30 – 4
    Studi Kasus
    Menentukan Alokasi Host Yang valid

     Student LAN
     Administrator LAN

     Student Computers: 460  Administrator Computers: 20

     Router (LAN Gateway): 1  Server: 1

     Switches (management): 20  Router (LAN Gateway): 1

     Total for student subnetwork: 481  Switch (management): 1

     Instructor LAN
     Total for administration subnetwork: 23
     Instructor Computers: 64
     WAN
     Router (LAN Gateway): 1
     Router - Router WAN: 2
     Switches (management): 4
     Total for WAN: 2
     Total for instructor subnetwork: 69
    Menghitung Address tanpa VLSM
    Menghitung Address dengan VLSM

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