Sunday, March 25, 2018
CIDR3 Example
Find the Network ID, First IP, Last IP and the Broadcast Address for the following
190.95.209.90/22
From the CIDR, we see that there are 22 1's
1) CIDR Conversion
11111111.11111111.11111100.00000000
So we write it down
255.255.252.0
2) Find the Increment
The last 1 is in the 3rd OCTET
and it is in the 4's, so the Increment is 4
3) List the networks until you find the correct network
190.95.4.0
190.95.8.0
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190.95.200.0
190.95.204.0
190.95.208.0 - 209 is between these two
190.95.212.0
- This is higher than the given ip , so going with the previous IP
190.95.208.0 is the Network ID
4) The First Host is 190.95.208.1
5) The last Host is tricky
190.95.212.0 2 below this
190.95.211.254 - Would be the Last Ip Address
6) The Broadcast IP Address would be
190.95.211.255
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