Examen PAR número de host

1. Calculate the maximum number of hosts that we could have in the network to
which belong the following host, according to the RFCs recommendations:
34.255.146.7 / 255.255.254.0
The correct answer is: 511

2. Calculate the maximum number of hosts that we could have in the network to
which belong the following host, according to the RFCs recommendations:
44.255.46.4 / 22
The correct answer is: 1023

3. Calculate the maximum number of hosts that we could have in the network to
which belong the following host, according to the RFCs recommendations:
172.31.255.254 / 255.255.255.240
The correct answer is: 15
4. Calculate the maximum number of hosts that we could have in the network to
which belong the following host, according to the RFCs recommendations:
4.5.6.7 / 12
The correct answer is: 1048575

5. Calculate the maximum number of hosts that we could have in the network to
which belong the following host, according to the RFCs recommendations:
195.235.113.3 / 23
The correct answer is: 511
Examen cable análisis.
1. Calculate the ELFEXT in dB, given an Attenuation of 1,15 dB and a FEXT of
2,81 dB

The correct answer is: 1,660000000

 Examen de par subnetting

We have the entire 180.180.0.0 network and want to divide it into 16 subnets.

Make relevant divisions, obtaining the resulting subnets with their network and
broadcast addresses and answer the following questions:

1. What netmask should I use?

a. The correct answer is: /20
2. What is the network address of the first subnet obtained?
a. The correct answer is: 180.180.0.0/20
3. What is the broadcast address of the last subnet obtained?
a. The correct answer is: 180.180.255.255
4. What is the broadcast address of the second subnet obtained?
a. The correct answer is: 180.180.31.255
5. What is the network address of the fourth subnet you get?
a. The correct answer is: 180.180.48.0/20
6. What is the network address of the penultimate subnet you get?
a. The correct answer is: 180.180.224.0/20
7. What is the broadcast address of the penultimate subnet you get?
a. The correct answer is: 180.180.239.255
8. How many hosts can I have on each subnet?
a. The correct answer is: 4095
9. How many addresses are lost compared to those which could be used before
dividing the network?
a. The correct answer is: 15
10. How many bits should be added to the original netmask to get 18 subnets?
a. The correct answer is: 5