Wildcard mask practice?
drew2000
Member Posts: 290
in CCNA & CCENT
Just wondering if anyone knows of a site that has practice questions for wildcard masks, inverse masks, and/or VLSM questions?
SubnettingQuestions.Com and IP Subnet Practice are great for subnetting, but I am weak on these more advanced areas.
I think a practice engine would help me (and I haven't seen that much on the Boson CD that focuses on this subset of operations. (of course there are bigger scenario questions, but I need to get strong on these operations first).
Also, on an unrelated note, I just picked up the Lammle CCNA book to supplement my Cisco Press Odom ICND2 book. The Odom stuff has been a touch dry for me and I want to try something a little different.
Thanks,
Andrew
SubnettingQuestions.Com and IP Subnet Practice are great for subnetting, but I am weak on these more advanced areas.
I think a practice engine would help me (and I haven't seen that much on the Boson CD that focuses on this subset of operations. (of course there are bigger scenario questions, but I need to get strong on these operations first).
Also, on an unrelated note, I just picked up the Lammle CCNA book to supplement my Cisco Press Odom ICND2 book. The Odom stuff has been a touch dry for me and I want to try something a little different.
Thanks,
Andrew
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billyr Member Posts: 1862 relatively easy ways to work out a wildcard mask.
1. Work out the subnet mask and subtract it from 255.255.255.255.
e.g 192.168.1.32/27
255.255.255.255
-255.255.255.224
=0.0.0.31
2. Work out your increment size and take away 1.
e.g 192.168.10.16/28
/28 mask = increments of 16.
16-1 = 15, inverse mask = 0.0.0.15. -
drew2000 Member Posts: 290OMG Option #1 is super easy, is that a popular one?
I have been working with Option 2 a little, just need to practice.
Andrew -
drew2000 Member Posts: 290BTW, it's funny how our certs are almost the same! I usually see people with SOME but hardly ever ALL (except for ICND2).
Drew