(Solved):     \& Steps to Subnet Success Step 1 - Class of address Step 2 - Default subnetmask ...

 

 

\& Steps to Subnet Success Step 1 - Class of address Step 2 - Default subnetmask Step 3 - Calculate \# bits to borrow | remain \( I-2^{b}= \) usable subnets II \( -2^{\mathrm{r}}-2= \) usable hosts/subnet Step 4 - Identify network "counter" (last bit borrowed to) Step 5 - New subnetmask Step \( 6- \) Fill in networks Step 7 -Fill in broadcast address ( 1 less than the next network address) Step 8 -Fill in hosts (1 greater than network to 1 less than broadcast) Example - Given \( 200.10 .10 .0 / 24 \) Need 20 hosts per subnet 8 Steps to Subnet Success Step \( 1- \) Class of address Step 2-Default subnetmask Step 3 - Calculate \# bits to borrow remain \( I-2^{\mathrm{b}}= \) usable subnets II \( -2^{\mathrm{r}}-2= \) usable hosts/subnet Step 4-Identify network "counter" (last bit borrowed to) Step 5 - New subnetmask Step 6-Fill in networks Step 7-Fill in broadcast address (1 less than the next network address) Step 8 -Fill in hosts (1 greater than network to 1 less than broadcast)