TRUE FORM OF SUBNET
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For you to know the subnet number that you need
You have to find the borrowed bits first
For you to know the host number that you need
You have to find the host bits first
THE BORROWED PORTION OF THE IP ADDRESS
How to find number of subnet
# x number of borrowed bits
2^x THE HOST PORTION OF THE IP ADDRESSS
How to find number of host
OR Just count the remaining host bits after you borrowed bits from finding subnet


Great example
10.217.182.223/11
network address = ?
broadcast address = ?
first usable address = ?
last usable address = ?
number of host (usable) address = ?
First step:
Like this

Second step
For the first usable address

Third step
For broadcast address

Fourth step
For you to determine the usable hosts

Example:
10.0.0.0/8 ===== 2000 subnets
11 borrowed bits means /19
13 is the host bits
Now we have
2048 subnets === 8190 hosts
Example:
You need to divide this network into 5 subnets
192.168.255.0/24 ====== 5 subnets
First step:
We have to find the right subnet to us. We will borrow to the host portion of the IP
Then we will find the subnet using this formula
Let's try finding number of subnet
The 3 is the borrowed bits 3 which means /27 in binary format
2^3 = 8 subnets
Second step:
You will just put 1 in the specific target like /27 or in order number 27
After that you just have to +32 +32 +32 +32
Why 32? Because it is on slot 27 or /27 (see it in binary form, count it)
If it is /26 then it will be +64 +64 +64 +64
If it is /28 then it will be +16 + 16 +16 +16
Example:
what subnet does 172.21.111.201/20 belong to?
ANS: = 172.21.96.0 network address
Example:
What is the broadcast address of 192.168.91.78/26 belongs to?
ANS = 192.168.91.127 broadcast address
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