Acme Nutrition manufactures a wide variety of vitamin supplements. It has a single manufacturing facility with 3 regional warehouses and 16 district sales offices. Currently the manufacturing facility requires 210 IP addresses; each warehouse requires 51 IP addresses; each district sales office requires 11 IP addresses; and the IP WAN requires 38 IP addresses. if Acme Nutrition plans for 20 percent growth in facilities, how many Class C subnets will the district sales offices require?
A.
19 (3 from the warehouse range and 16 from a separate Class C address)
B.
19 (3 from the warehouse block, 15 from a separate Class C block and 1 from the IP WAN block)
C.
20 (4 from the warehouse range,15 from a separate Class C block and 1 from the IP WAN block)
D.
16 (3 from the warehouse range and 13 from a separate Class C address)
Explanation:
Can someone please explain how the answer is derived for this scenario ? I really want to understand it.
Can someone please explain how the answer is derived for this scenario ? I really want to understand it. Why “B”?
Was also wondering why answer is “B”. Appreciate if someone can help here…
if Acme Nutrition plans for 20 percent growth in facilities, how many Class C subnets will the district sales offices require?
Wow, this a poorly written or copied question! Assuming 20% facilities growth applies to the number of district sales offices this would increase the number of district sales offices from 16 to 19. Given the size of the company it would be fine to burn a /24 for each, I.e. 19 class Cs total.