For each of these hosts/netmasks identify the netmask in dotted quad, the network, the range of hosts on that network, and the directed broadcast address for that network.

131.45.84.66/26
65.17.83.226/27
45.88.104.43/28
129.171.45.88/17
129.171.157.89/18
129.170.77.67/20
129.170.87.0/23


You have been given 10.50.56.0/22 as your network. You want to subnet this to some number of subnets with upto 250 hosts in each. What is the netmask for the subnet, and what are the available subnet numbers?
You have been given 10.50.50.0/24 as your network. You want to divide this up into a a set of subnets such that 2 subnets will have up to 60 hosts, and 2 subnets will have upto 25 hosts, and 2 subnets will be point to point links with just two hosts. Show the new networks/netmasks you create and the range of hosts you can assign to each.
You have a station with 3 interfaces that have the address/netmasks of Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.2.145 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.3.18 go out?
You have a station with 3 interfaces that have the address/netmasks of Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.1.130 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.1.202 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.3.130 go out?
You have a station with 4 interfaces that have the address/netmasks of Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.175.55 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.180.44 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.129.44 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.145.44 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.190.44 go out?

You have a station with the following interfaces and routing table

Interface 1 - 131.94.134.129/26
Interface 2 - 131.94.133.5/26
Interface 3 - 131.94.133.90/26
Interface 4 - 131.94.129.4/24

Dest network		Dest Netmask		Nexthop
131.94.2.0		255.255.255.0		131.94.134.134
131.94.112.0    	255.255.240.0		131.94.134.134  
131.94.134.64    	255.255.255.224		131.94.129.196 
131.94.133.128		255.255.255.128		131.94.129.58
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.133.177 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.3.15 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.2.88 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.125.66 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.134.65 go out?
Which interface (if any) would a IP packet with a destination address of 131.94.134.200 go out?

You have a station with the following interfaces and routing table


Interface 1 - 131.94.134.129/26
Interface 2 - 131.94.133.5/26
Interface 3 - 131.94.133.90/26
Interface 4 - 131.94.129.4/24

Dest network            Dest Netmask            Nexthop
131.94.2.0              255.255.255.0           131.94.134.134
131.94.112.0            255.255.240.0           131.94.134.134
131.94.134.64           255.255.255.224         131.94.129.196
131.94.133.128          255.255.255.128         131.94.129.58

The ARP cache is empty

If you want to send to packet to host 131.94.129.55, on which interface will you send a ARP request and for what IP will you be asking for the ethernet address of?
If you want to send to packet to host 131.94.114.77, on which interface will you send a ARP request and for what IP will you be asking for the ethernet address of?
If you want to send to packet to host 131.94.133.66, on which interface will you send a ARP request and for what IP will you be asking for the ethernet address of?
What is the command line command on Windows or Unix to display the arp cache?
What is the Ethernet II type field of an ARP packet?
What is the hw size and proto size fields of an ARP packet going to be for IP over ethernet?
Why might you need some padding on a ARP packet over ethernet?
When a host makes an ARP request it uses what ethernet destination address?