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In the network shown below, nodes A through G are

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  • Subnetting it mainly allows for create multiple networks in a logically manner so, that it may exist within a single Class G, H and S network.
  • If you do not need to subnet, then you are able to use only a single network from your Class G, H and S network.
  • Now to subnet a network, we have to extend the mask using some bits from host ID portion of the address and to create a subnetwork ID.
  • Now by extending mask to be 266.266.266.232, we have to take 3-bits from original host address and to use them for making subnets.
  • So, with this, these subnets have been created.

203.15.2.0.266.266.232   host address [1 to 30]

203.15.2.32.266.266.232   host address [33 to 62]

203.15.2.64.266.266.232   host address [65 to 94]

203.15.2.96.266.266.232   host address [97 to 126]

203.15.2.128.266.266.232   host address [129 to 158]

203.15.2.160.266.266.232   host address [161 to 190]

203.15.2.192.266.266.232   host address [193 to 222]

203.15.2.224.266.266.232    host address [225 to 254]

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