8.1.4.7 Packet Tracer - Subnetting Scenario

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If somebody did this exercise from zero and is not able to ping from PC3 to PC0, add the following command to Routers 1 and 2 each one: Router(2)#ip route 192.168.100.0 255.255.255.224 192.168.100.129 Router(2)#ip route 192.168.100.32 255.255.255.224 192.168.100.129 Router(1)#ip route 192.168.100.64 255.255.255.224 192.168.100.130 Router(1)#ip route 192.168.100.96 255.255.255.224 192.168.100.130 I had to learn that in a very hard way: investigating by myself...

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[@laxmitamang7244]

Umm i am confused that how in step 3 you had filled the value like ip address ,subnetmask,default gateway for r1,r2,s1,s2,s3and pc1,pc2,pc3 and pc4

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[@zari0077]

You know about vlan subnetting

[@bigwatcherofthings]

Very helpful. Thank you so much.

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[@jumb0_9]

How many bits must be borrowed to support the number of subnets in the topology table? i did not quite understand why its 3 :(

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[@mr.mcloremcclure2522]

it would be 30 bits. 2 to the power of 5 minus 2. but thank you for your help on everything else.

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[@javiermancilla8902]

Do you have to set tup the S1 and S2,? because you didnt do it there, that's my question because I am doing something similar but with one router and 3 switches, but the same 192.168.100.0/24 same configuration

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[@WickWire1316]

@ 13:01 in the video you have default gateways listed in the column.. How on gods green earth did you get these numbers for the gateways??

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12:27 - Why do we end following IP with 66? Is it because of the Virtual lan? Pretty lost..

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[@expleriamos9686]

Hello, can you please explain to me (b) why we borrowed 3 bits? i don't get it

[@lasithadulshan7357]

need 25 ip address so 25 -> 32 = 2 power 5. So 8-5 = 3 bits

[@shahrulnizamzahari9170]

i want to ask, how do you get the bits borrowed as 3 bits?

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[@sadeqsadeq7128]

what about the serial connection between R1 and R2 in CLI

[@laxmitamang7244]

Can you repeat the step 3 in detail such as assign the second usable Ip addresses to the switches and host.

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[@MimoDais]

I'm still lost in solving this table, I'm not good at it, how do I solve each box

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[@doflamingo.jnewgate4906]

What do you mean * by 3 bits in 3:20* ?

[@naufaldbei4234]

If you set the last pc, are the rest of the PC automatically configured it self? I saw you configure the PC4, but you can ping PC1 even if you havent touch the configuration, im new to this, sorry if i am ignorant on this topic

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Hi dear Friend Thanks for your great support. Here Packet Tracer Activities are preconfigured with some basic configurations. We have to implement only the needed Concept.

[@rokiedebian2692]

where u used R1>> S0/0/0 & R2>>S0/0/0 ip ?

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[@Eboogie987]

How did you borrow the 3 bits from 25?

[@mertsahin1312]

We use /24, so that means we have to work with the last 8 bits. In these 8 bits we use this formula to know how much to borrow: amount of hosts + 2

[@rockdrigockm]

Hi, hello i have been struggling with how to fill the adressing table, can anybody explained me?

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I payed for a subscription on course hero just to fill out the shit

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Thank you, how did you learn all of this?

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[@ahmeds4312]

Hello Sir, How do we know the ip address of PC1, PC2 and PC3 since config is locked in packet tracer.

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Hi Thank you my dear Friend for your great support. If we required PC ip address then they will give the addressing table along with the Activity. If they didn't give, we may need not to use it in that particular activity.

[@ahmeds4312]

@@TechAcad But how did you determine PC1 address as 192.168.100.30 ?

[@ahmeds4312]

Since PC1 configure is locked we cannot view the IP address. Is there any other way we can ping PC1 from Switch or Router to know the ip address ? Please.

[@Xgoldenxeyex]

@@ahmeds4312 I believe because it is the last usable host address on PC1's subnet. Most people use the first usable host address, but Cisco seems to like to use the last.

[@DEDEPLDEDE]

Done. Than you

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Please share link of file Please

[@QuirkCentral]

4:00 where did you get 3 bits from

[@sujithreddypatlolla2107]

we need five subnet masks as per the given topology ,so the min no of bits should be borrowed is 3 bits as it gives 2^3 combinations i.e 8 subnets where as borrowing only 2 bits from the network part will give u only 4 subnets which doesn't satisfy our need

[@GR-xc1hq]

@@sujithreddypatlolla2107 but where are they coming from? nothing changes except the amount of 0's after the .168

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hi tech acad, is this the same in CCNA Exam? thanks

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Yes, you need to know this well... Sadly

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