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Computer Networks
Cidr
Q
Determine the total number of valid IPs in each subnet for the given IP 192.168.10.0/26 using the CIDR value.
AA. 26
BB. 128
CC. Total number of bits in an ip address = 32 let n be the number of bits in the host portion of the given ip address n = total number of bits in an ip address Β? cidr value n = 32 Β? 26 n = 6 total number of valid ips in a subnet = 2n = 26 total number o
DD. 64
Correct Answer:
D. D. 64
Explanation:
Given, CIDR value = 26 IP address = 192.168.10.0 (Class C) Total number of bits in an IP address = 32 Let n be the number of bits in the host portion of the given IP address n = Total number of bits in an IP address β CIDR value n = 32 β 26 n = 6 Total number of valid IPs in a subnet = 2n = 26 Total number of valid IPs in a subnet = 64.