This chapter will cover IPv4 subnetting, converting between decimal and binary, and class C networking including host-based and network-based subnets. Subnetting involves dividing a major network into smaller networks by converting host bits into network bits to minimize wasted IP addresses, and it can be done using either fixed length or variable length subnet masks. The document then provides steps for performing subnetting including finding the subnet mask, CIDR, block size, network ID, broadcast ID, and usable addresses.
This chapter will cover IPv4 subnetting, converting between decimal and binary, and class C networking including host-based and network-based subnets. Subnetting involves dividing a major network into smaller networks by converting host bits into network bits to minimize wasted IP addresses, and it can be done using either fixed length or variable length subnet masks. The document then provides steps for performing subnetting including finding the subnet mask, CIDR, block size, network ID, broadcast ID, and usable addresses.
This chapter will cover IPv4 subnetting, converting between decimal and binary, and class C networking including host-based and network-based subnets. Subnetting involves dividing a major network into smaller networks by converting host bits into network bits to minimize wasted IP addresses, and it can be done using either fixed length or variable length subnet masks. The document then provides steps for performing subnetting including finding the subnet mask, CIDR, block size, network ID, broadcast ID, and usable addresses.
IPv4 Subnetting Converting Decimal to Binary & Vise Versa Class C Host Based Network Based Sub-netting
Dividing a major network into multi small networks is called Sub-netting.
Converting host bits into network bit is called sub-netting. Helps to minimize wastage of IP addresses. Sub-netting could be done in 2 methods FLSM ( Fixed Length Subnet Mask ) Based On Network Based On Host VLSM ( Variable Length Subnet Mask ) Based On Network Based On Host Step By Step Sub-Netting Whenever we want to subnet an IP Addresses we Need to Find: Subnet Mask CIDR Block Size (Jump) NID BID Useable Address
Step 1: Determine the number of required networks and convert it to Binary
Step 2: Convert Subnet Mask into Binary Step 3: Add the gained BITs to the Last Portion of Subnet Mask Step 4: Convert New Subnet Mask into Decimal Step 5: Define Networks’ Names and Find Block Size (Jump) Any Question?