An organization is granted a block of IP addresses, with the starting address of 200.150.224.0/26. The organization needs to have multiple sub-blocks of addresses to use in its subnets. One of the sub-blocks require 58 host IP addresses, which is the maximum requirement among the sub-blocks. Assume that Classless IPV4 addressing scheme is used with VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Mask) for reducing IP address wastage. Identify the following (in CIDR notation wherever applicable) with respect to the sub- block requirement of 58 host IP addresses (represent in Decimal). (i) Total number of addresses allocated (ii) Subnet address and Directed broadcast address (iii) Subnet mask (iv) Range of Usable addresses

An organization is granted a block of IP addresses, with the starting address of 200.150.224.0/26. The organization needs to have multiple sub-blocks of addresses to use in its subnets. One of the sub-blocks require 58 host IP addresses, which is the maximum requirement among the sub-blocks. Assume that Classless IPV4 addressing scheme is used with VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Mask) for reducing IP address wastage. Identify the following (in CIDR notation wherever applicable) with respect to the sub- block requirement of 58 host IP addresses (represent in Decimal). (i) Total number of addresses allocated (ii) Subnet address and Directed broadcast address (iii) Subnet mask (iv) Range of Usable addresses

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