Pop Quiz - Subnetting Challenge
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- IPv4
Here are some subnetting questions to get the synapses firing on a Friday:
1. What range of addresses are encompassed by the summary address 10.45.128.0/18?
A) 10.45.128.0-10.45.128.255
B) 10.45.128.0-10.45.128.128
C) 10.45.128.0-10.45.191.255
D) 10.45.128.0-10.45.129.255
2. You need to configure a new branch office LAN with at least 812 usable IP addresses. The site desktop manager wants a single range of addresses to make it easier to configure the gateway and subnet mask on the computers and printers being deployed. Your company uses the 10.0.0.0/8 address space for internal networks and the subnet 10.128.0.0/16 has been reserved for new branch office LANs (WAN links are in a different subnet). Starting with the first available network in the reserved range, what is the most efficient subnet and CIDR mask for this new branch office?
A) 10.128.0.0/16
B) 10.128.0.0/23
C) 10.128.0.0/21
D) 10.128.0.0/22
3. The following access list is filtering traffic:
access-list 1 deny 192.168.64.0 0.0.31.255
access-list 1 permit any
Which of the following addresses will not be dropped? (select all that apply)
A) 192.168.64.1
B) 192.168.92.1
C) 192.168.96.1
D) 192.168.127.1
Answers after the break:
1. C) 10.45.128.0-10.45.191.255
2. D) 10.128.0.0/22
3. C & D) These addresses are not matched by this acl: 192.168.96.1 and 192.168.127.1
Comments
Brain Farts
Thanks for the quiz!
I hit the first problem pretty quick, but 2 & 3 took me a moment and I was wrong on the first try. My day-to-day experience with subnets, wildcards, and ACL's is less than common.
Great review for ICND2 that I plan to take in July. ;)
Pop quiz challenge
Just what I needed this great Friday! Thanks for the quick refresher!
too simply
no fun
I need to do this more often.
I need to do this more often. When I was studying for CCNA it was no problem, but after some time (and the use of a subnet calculator) I can't do it that quick anymore.