Subnet Prefixes

The address prefix 182.18/16 has been assigned to the diagrammed network (file attached). Assign address prefixes to each of the subnets.

Assume that the RIP routing protocol is used throughout.

Token Ring A - with 1742 host
Token Ring A - with 2731 host
Token Ring A - with 3684 host
Token Ring A - with 3822 host
Token Ring A - with 3294 host
A-C WAN - with 2 host
B-D WAN - with 2 host
B-E WAN - with 2 host

 

Well, the best bet would be to use VLSM to first create subnets to support the highest to lowest IP requirements. Then it all flows down from there:
First address is network, second is useable range, third is broadcast.


182.18.0.0/20
0.1 - 15.254
182.18.15.255

182.18.16.0/20
16.1 - 31.254
182.18.31.255

182.18.32.0/20
32.1 - 47.254
182.18.47.255

182.18.48.0/20
48.1 - 63.254
182.18.63.255

182.18.64.0/20
64.1 - 71.254
182.18.71.255

182.18.72.0/21
72.1 - 79.254
182.18.79.255

182.18.80.0/30
80.1 - 80.2
182.18.80.3

182.18.80.4/30
80.5 - 80.6
182.18.80.7

182.18.80.8/30
80.9 - 80.10
182.18.80.11


There you have it. Hopefully it's not wrong. Thanks for giving me something to practice for my test