SUBNETTING CALCULATION

                                                           SUBNETTING CALCULATION

As part of this project, students are required to recommend a private addressing scheme for use on the Cobham College campus network. Describe how you adjust subnetting based on the number of faculties using FLSM. A network address is given to each professor. Give IT Center a unique IP address and a different subnet. The fourth accessible address from this network address is designated as the address of the OnlineLearning System Server.

This Cobham College has 5 faculty and 1 IT Center. It uses private address class C which is 198.162.1.10/27. From this network address, the address of the OnlineLearning System Server is assigned as the 4th available address.

Find the nearest number of subnets that are not too large or less than the requirement of this case.

In this case, we choose 8 subnets because it is near 5 faculty and 1 IT Center. We will use 8 to calculate subnetting.

So , 6 ~ 8 = 2^3

3 bits need to borrow from the host.

Our new subnet will be 192.168.1.10/30 and the new subnet mask is 255.255.255.224

We get .224 from adding.

12+64+32 =  224 since we borrow 3 bits

The server's IP address, 192.168.1.165, is the fourth potential location for the OnlineLearning SystemServer. Since 192.168.1.161 will be assigned to the router's IP address and we need to identify the fourth accessible address, we won't start there. It will thus begin at 192.168.1.162 and progress upward.