a. If a sub-net part is X bits long, how many sub-nets can you have? 1a.) If

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a. If a sub-net part is X bits long, how many sub-nets can you have?

1a.) If your sub-net part is 8 bits long, you can have ______ sub-nets.

a. 64

b. 128

c. 256

d. 254


b. If you have a sub-net part of 9 bits, how many sub-nets can you have?

1b.) If you have a sub-net part of 7 bits, how many sub-nets can you have?

a. 128

b. 256

c. 512

d. None of the above


c. If you have a sub-net part of 6 bits, how many sub-nets can you have?


d. If your network part is 16 bits long, how many hosts can you have per sub-net?

1d.) Your sub-net part is 8 bits long. How many hosts can you have per sub-net?

a. 8

b. 14

c. 254

d. None of the above

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Business Data Networks and Security

ISBN: 978-0134817125

11th Edition

Authors: Raymond R. Panko, Julia L. Panko

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