N10-005 · Question #477
Users report that they are unable to access the production server with IP address 192.168.30.17. These users need to be provided access without changing any subnet to VLAN information. The VLANs…
The correct answer is C. 35. To determine which VLAN the server belongs to, identify which subnet contains 192.168.30.17. The WHSE subnet is 192.168.30.16/28. A /28 mask covers 16 addresses: 192.168.30.16 through 192.168.30.31. Since 192.168.30.17 falls within that range, the server resides on VLAN 35…
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Users report that they are unable to access the production server with IP address 192.168.30.17. These users need to be provided access without changing any subnet to VLAN information. The VLANs configured on the network are listed below:
DepartmentVLAN #Subnet used Marketing20192.168.20.0/28 Customer Service25192.168.20.64/28 Finance30192.168.30.0/28 WHSE35192.168.30.16/28 Sales40192.168.3.16/28 The users experiencing this issue need to be added to which of the following VLANs?
Options
- A25
- B30
- C35
- D40
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A9% (3)
- B13% (4)
- C47% (15)
- D31% (10)
Explanation
To determine which VLAN the server belongs to, identify which subnet contains 192.168.30.17. The WHSE subnet is 192.168.30.16/28. A /28 mask covers 16 addresses: 192.168.30.16 through 192.168.30.31. Since 192.168.30.17 falls within that range, the server resides on VLAN 35 (WHSE). The Finance VLAN 30 uses 192.168.30.0/28, which covers .0 through .15 - ending just before .16, so it does not include .17. Users must be placed on VLAN 35 to reach the server without changing any subnet or VLAN configuration.
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