SPLITTING A SUBNET
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Hey guys,
If you had a network address 172.168.16.0 and subnetted it to 172.168.16.0 / 20
so you have 16 subnets with 4096 hosts.
So we go up in blocks of 16.
So for example, how can I split the the following subnet (3rd octet)?
172.168.48.1 through 172.168.63.254
Thanks for the advice in advance
If you had a network address 172.168.16.0 and subnetted it to 172.168.16.0 / 20
so you have 16 subnets with 4096 hosts.
So we go up in blocks of 16.
So for example, how can I split the the following subnet (3rd octet)?
172.168.48.1 through 172.168.63.254
Thanks for the advice in advance
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Danman32 Member Posts: 1,243Well, you're already using 20 bits for the network portion of the original subnet, so you have 12 bits left you can split into subnet/host.
So it depends on how many hosts and/or networks you need within this subnet. Just remember, the minimum number of host bits is 2, and the minimum number of network bits is either 1 if subnet 0 is allowed, or 2 if it isn't. -
david_r Member Posts: 112MAC,
If you take 172.168.48.0/20 and subnet it with one bit, you'll have 172.16.48.0/21 and 172.168.56.0/21. Is that what you are looking for? -
pannupandit Member Posts: 92 ■■□□□□□□□□well Mac,
you have already found the answer. what else u are asking for??
yeah you are right. for 3rd octet i.e. 172.168.48.0:-
tha valid no. hosts will be 172.168.48.1 to 172.168.63.254
the broadcast address will be 172.168.63.255
thanx
Pranuv