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VLSM Worksheet

Shohola

How would one interpret the VLSM worksheet as it pertains to an ip address with a / notation?

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hectorjhrdz

.........mmmmmm this about subnetting...

try this:

http://www.ralphb.net/IPSubnet/ipaddr.html

and

www.subnettingquestions.com

and while working you're going to realize all the VLSM&CIDR concepts

Netstudent

Do what???? Are you asking how to identify a /24 or /30 in decimal?

tech-airman

Shohola wrote:

How would one interpret the VLSM worksheet as it pertains to an ip address with a / notation?

Shohola,

What do you mean by "...VLSM worksheet...?"

Shohola

Specifically, I am referring to page 143 from the CCNA study guide from Todd Lammle's Exam 640-802.

phreak

http://digitalfreaks.org/~lavalamp/CIDR.html

Look at that.

It shows how as you change the CIDR notation, the binary netmask equivalent changes, and the number of hosts changes, thus affecting the decimal notation subnet mask changes.