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    This document provides exercises on subnetting class A, B, and C IP addresses. It asks students to identify the class of IP addresses, subnet various addresses, and verify their results using an online calculator. It also asks students to use VLSM to divide a Class C network into three subnets with unequal host requirements.

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    Lab Session 3 Sub-Netting (Class A and B Addresses) and VLSM

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    This document provides exercises on subnetting class A, B, and C IP addresses. It asks students to identify the class of IP addresses, subnet various addresses, and verify their results using an online calculator. It also asks students to use VLSM to divide a Class C network into three subnets with unequal host requirements.

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    LAB Session 3 SUB-NETTING (CLASS A AND B ADDRESSES) AND VLSM
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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    EXCERCISES:
    Question 1: Find the class of each address.
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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    Question 2: Subnets the following addresses and verify your results using any online IPv4 Addressing & Sub-
    netting Calculator and attach their screen shots.
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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    IPV4 Subnet Calculator:


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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)
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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    IPV4 Subnet Calculator:


    TC-316
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    LAB Session 3 SUB-NETTING (CLASS A AND B ADDRESSES) AND VLSM

    Question 1: Subnets the following addresses and verify your results using any onlineIPv4 Addressing & Sub-
    netting Calculator and attach their screen shots.
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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    IPV4 Subnet Calculator:


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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)
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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    IPV4 Subnet Calculator:


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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    Question 2: Given a Class C network address 192.168.10.0 (/24). Divide it into three sub-networks each with
    unequal number of hosts requirement as shown below:
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    LAB TCN IPV4 ADDRESSING & SUB-NETTING (CLASS A, B and C)

    VLSM CALCULATOR:

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