The document discusses VLSM and how to calculate subnet masks and subnet sizes for different numbers of hosts. It shows how to determine the subnet mask and number of hosts supported for 5000 hosts, 1000 hosts, 100 hosts, 10 hosts, and 2 hosts. It then lists example subnet configurations including the network address, range of IP addresses, and broadcast address.

1. VLSM:
Para 5000 hosts: Mask: 255.255.Ill00000.00000000 = 255.255.224.0
2h-2 = 5000 Diferencia: 256-224=32
2h=5002
H=13
Para 1000 hosts:
2h-2 = 1000 Mask: 255.255.llllll00.00000000 = 255.255.252.0
2h=1002 Diferencia: 256-252=4
H=10
Para 100 hosts:
2h-2 = 100 Mask: 255.255.llllllll.l0000000 = 255.255.255.128
2h=102 Diferencia: 256-128=128
H=7
Para 10 hosts:
2h-2 = 10 Mask: 255.255.llllllll.llll0000 = 255.255.255.240
2h=12 Diferencia: 256-240=16
H=4

2. Para 2 hosts:
2h-2 = 2 Mask: 255.255.llllllll.llllll00=255.255.255.252
2h=4 Diferencia: 256-252=4
H=2
Direccción de red Rango de IP’s Dirección de Broadcast
129.10.0.0 129.10.0.1-129.10.31.254 129.10.31.255
129.10.32.0 129.10.32.1-129.10.35.254 126.10.35.255
129.10.36.0 129.10.36.1-129.10.36.126 126.10.36.127
129.10.36.128 129.10.36.129-129.10.36.142 126.10.36.143
129.10.36.144 129.10.36.145-129.10.36.146 129.10.36.147