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This will be my next exam after 290, my question is on how the answers will asked do they add +2 (as in leaving the address the same as 2^4=16 and not 2^4=16-2)on the subnet side and -2 on the host side.

I think this is kinda complicated to read but the rfc 1812 allow for the 1s and 0s to be counted on the subnet or the network side of the ip address is there a rfc for the router seein the 1s and 0s on the host side of the IP addess.

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gateway

AndreL wrote: »

This will be my next exam after 290, my question is on how the answers will asked do they add +2 (as in leaving the address the same as 2^4=8 and not 2^4=8-2)on the subnet side and -2 on the host side.

I think this is kinda complicated to read but the rfc 1812 allow for the 1s and 0s to be counted on the subnet or the network side of the ip address is there a rfc for the router seein the 1s and 0s on the host side of the IP addess.

2^4=16

Take a look at:
http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccna-ccent/38772-subnetting-made-easy.html

Devilsbane

Is there a lot of subnetting in the 291?

arwes

They do allow use of the scientific calculator in Windows during the exam, or so I've been told. I'll let you know for sure next week.

Devilsbane

According to CBT Nuggets you subtract 2 for the maximum available hosts, but do not need to for the maximum number of subnets.

I learned subnetting about 2 years ago and was taught to subtract 2 for both. But according to James, you haven't had to subtract 2 from the subnet since 1995.