a. Your firm has an 8-bit network part. If you need at least 250 subnets, what must your subnet part size be?

2a.) In IP subnet planning, you need to have at least 130 subnets. How large should your subnet part be?

a. 6

b. 7

c. 8

d. None of the above

b. Continuing the last question part, how many hosts can you have per subnet?

2b.) Your firm has an 8-bit network part. If you need at least 200 subnets, what must your subnet part size be?

a. 5

b. 6

c. 7

d. 8

c. If your firm has an 18-bit network part and you need at least 16 subnets, what must your subnet part size be?

2c.) You have a 20-bit network part and a 4-bit subnet part. How many hosts can you have per subnet?

a. 15

b. 16

c. 254

d. None of the above

d. Continuing the last question part, how many hosts can you have per subnet?

e. Your firm has a 22-bit network part. What subnet part would you select to give at least 10 subnets?

2e.) Your firm has a 22-bit network part. What subnet part would you select to give at least 10 subnets?

a. 2 bits

b. 3 bits

c. 4 bits

d. None of the above

f. Continuing the last question part, how many hosts can you have per subnet?

2f.) Your firm has a 22-bit network part and a 6-bit subnet part. How many hosts can you have per subnet?

a. 6

b. 8

c. 14

d. None of the above

g. If the University of Hawaii had chosen a 6-bit subnet size, how many subnets could it have had?

h. How many hosts per subnet?

i. If the University of Hawaii had chosen a 10-bit subnet size, how many subnets could it have had?

j. How many hosts per subnet?