An enterprise network administrator is assigned the IPv4 network block to provision subnets for a new regional office. Using Variable Length Subnet Masking (VLSM) to minimize address waste, subnets are created for the following minimum usable host requirements:
- Department A: usable host IPs
- Department B: usable host IPs
- Department C: usable host IPs
- Department D: usable host IPs
What is the total number of unallocated IP addresses (including network and broadcast addresses) remaining in the original block after these subnets are assigned?
Cevap: 544 addresses
Cevap
544 unallocated IP addresses remain in the original /22 block.
A /22 block provides total addresses. By sizing each subnet to the smallest power of 2 that accommodates host requirements plus network and broadcast overhead, the allocations consume (/24), (/25), (/26), and (/27) addresses, totaling addresses. Subtracting from leaves unallocated addresses.
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VLSM Subnet Block Size Calculation & Host Address Allocation