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A.  GIVE A POSSIBLE ARRANGEMENT OF SUBNET MASK  TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE

B.  SUGGEST WHAT THE ORGANIZATION MIGHT DO IF DEPARTMENT D GROWS TO 34 HOSTS

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A) 72 hosts, so if we steal 1 bit from the host ,then there will be 7 bits remaining for the host , 
so 128 - 2 = 126 maximum hosts can be served and we have to serve only 72 hosts , so this can be done .
hence masking address = 255.255.255.128 and network address will be 200.1.1.0 .

Next 35 hosts, so if we steal 2 bits now from the host, then there will be 6 bits remaining for the host , so 64 - 2 = 62 maximum hosts can be served and we have to serve only 35 hosts , so this also can be done .
but now our network address will be 200.1.1.128 as we are serving maximum 126 hosts in department A ,so, this will be our new network address with masking address = 255.255.255.192 ...

20 hosts can be provided by 5 host bits as 5 host bits can provide maximum 32 - 2 = 30 hosts 
and we only need 20 from them.
Hence , network address for this = 200.1.1.192 with masking address = 255.255.255.224

18 hosts this time , can be provided by 5 host bits as 5 host bits can provide maximum 32 - 2 = 30 hosts and we only need 18 from them.
Hence , network address for this = 200.1.1.224 with masking address = 255.255.255.224

We did all of this , as there were only 145 hosts to serve and maximum hosts we can get from 8 bits are 254 so they can be easily served.

B). Now, see carefully for serving 72 hosts , we have maximum 126 addresses to serve them ,out of which many are currently wasted as we are not using them now .
Here comes the application of subnetting in a more small network .
Like , we split in part A) 254 hosts in 4 different networks and same thing now , we will make subnets for department which wants 72 hosts so that extra not used host addresses can now be given to department D , as now it wants 34 hosts.

Now , if we store our department A host addresses into 3 subnets like 200.1.1.0 , 200.1.1.32 and 200.1.1.64, then we can avoid wastage of 32 hosts which can now be given to department D easily.

Now, we can provide new subnet addresses to departments B,C, and D like using the same procedure as we did in part A.

For part B). 

A will be divided into 3 subnets ==> 200.1.1.0 to 200.1.1.31 , 200.1.1.32 to 200.1.1.63 , 200.1.1.64 to 200.1.1.95

B will have subnet ==> 200.1.1.96 to 200.1.1 .159

will have subnet ==> 200.1.1.160 to 200.1.1.191

D will have subnet ==> 200.1.1.192 to 200.1.1.255

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Organization has class C network

So,  first it divide in 2 parts.

So, subnet mask of each part will be 255.255.255.0 , 255.255.255.128

So, here hosts possible= 27-2=126. So, give it to A

Now divide 255.255.255.128 part into 2 parts - 255.255.255.128, 255.255.255.192

So, here hosts possible 26-2=62 .So, give it to B

Now divide 255.255.255.192 into 2 parts-255.255.255.192 , 255.255.255.224

 here no of hosts for   255.255.255.192 is 25-2=30 , give it to C

no of hosts for 255.255.255.224 is 25-2=30 , give it to D

Now if organization grows D can take hosts from A

As in A there are total available hosts 126

And it requires only 72 hosts

So, 126-72=54 hosts are idle here

But it cannot take hosts from organization C                                                   

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