Question

item 13 (6 points) in the table below, fill in the subnet address and the broadcast address for the supplied host address. the first one has been completed for you. class c subnets and broadcasts subnet host broadcast 192.168.5.0 192.168.5.38 192.168.5.255 198.1.4.0 198.1.4.200 198.1.4.255 199.2.4.0 199.2.4.156 199.2.4.255 222.8.2.0 222.8.2.86 222.8.2.255

Explanation:

Step1: Identify subnet rule

For Class - C networks, the subnet address has the host - bits set to 0 and the broadcast address has the host - bits set to 1.

Step2: Analyze given host addresses

Given host addresses are in Class - C format (first three octets represent the network part and the last octet represents the host part).

Step3: Determine subnet addresses

The subnet address is formed by setting the last octet to 0 if the network is Class - C. For example, for host 198.1.4.200, the subnet is 198.1.4.0.

Step4: Determine broadcast addresses

The broadcast address is formed by setting all bits in the last octet to 1. For example, for subnet 198.1.4.0, the broadcast is 198.1.4.255.

Answer:

Subnet	Host	Broadcast
198.1.4.0	198.1.4.200	198.1.4.255
199.2.4.0	199.2.4.156	199.2.4.255
222.8.2.0	222.8.2.86	222.8.2.255