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Evil IP Subnetting Quiz

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1. Subnets from the 192.168.25.0/28 range are being allocated to various departments in your organization. You are allocated the LAST one for your department. Which subnet were you allocated?

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2. Your boss works out a network addressing VLSM as 192.168.10.0 /29. How many subnets and hosts-per-subnet has he generated?

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3. 172.21.0.0 /24 generates how many subnets and hosts-per-subnets?

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4. Your organization applies 10.0.0.0 /9 as the addressing scheme. Tick which subnets are created. (choose all which apply)

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5. Your boss asks you to write a summary route for networks 10.0.0.0-10.20.0.0 inclusive. What route do you give her?

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6. What is the valid host range for 200.100.100.32 /27?

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7. Write the summary route for networks 172.16.0.0-172.16.8.0 inclusive.

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8. Your boss asks you to write the wildcard mask to match network 255.255.128.0 on a firewall. What do you write?

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9. What is the valid host range for 20.32.0.0/13?

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10. Tick the valid subnets created from 58.0.0.0/11. (choose all which apply)

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11. What is the broadcast address for subnet 158.165.64.0 /18?

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12. 192.168.1.0 /30 generates 2 hosts-per-subnet but how many subnets?

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13. Can you apply address 192.168.1.79/30 to an interface?

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14. Can you apply IP address 172.16.63.255/17 to an interface?

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15. 172.116.0.0 /20 creates how many subnets / hosts-per-subnet?

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