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June 13, 2008
Posted by bcarroll

CCNA: Another Subnetting Trick

This tip is taken from Dan Stanton at Ascolta Training.

DanstantonDan is one of the countries leading instructors for Cisco Works and he's famous to boot.  Recently one of my CCNA Students asked be about Dans Method and I was at a loss.  Well I pinged Dan and here it is.  Thanks Dan!  

You can also find my "Eight Easy Steps to Subnetting" here.


Bits:                1     2      3        4      5        6      7      8
Mul Octet:    128   64    32      16     8        4      2      1
Sub Mask:   128  192   224    240  248   252   254  255
Wild Mask:   127    63    31      15     7       3       1     0

The number of bits determine the multiple of the octet.

SUBNETS:

255.255.255.224 is multiples of 32 in the last octet.

  Subnet                  Broadcast
  204.10.20.0/27      204.10.20.31
  204.10.20.32/27    204.10.20.63
  04.10.20.64/27      204.10.20.95
  etc…

255.255.248.0 is multiples of 8 in the third octet.

  Subnet                   Broadcast
  144.251.8.0/21      144.251.15.255
  144.251.16.0/21    144.251.23.255
  144.251.24.0/21    144.251.31.255
   etc…

VLMS (A multiple of 32 can be divided into 4 multiples of 8)

  204.10.20.0/27
  204.10.20.32/27 = 204.10.20.32/29
                    204.10.20.40/29
                    204.10.20.48/29
                    204.10.20.56/29
  204.10.20.64/27
  204.10.20.96/27
  etc

ROUTE SUMMARIZATION (4 subnets in the summary route.)

  144.251.12.0/22 = 144.251.12.0/24
                    144.251.13.0/24
                    144.251.14.0/24
                    144.251.15.0/24

SUPER NETTING (4 networks in the summary route.)

  204.251.12.0/22 = 204.251.12.0/24
                    204.251.13.0/24
                    204.251.14.0/24
                    204.251.15.0/24

WILDCARD MASKS

  Wild card masks are the inverse of subnet masks on contiguous subnets

  255   255     255
 -128 -192   -224  etc…
===== ====    ====
  127     63        31



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