As I mentioned in my previous blog, I want to share with you how to apply the ‘folding the paper’ subnetting method to more advanced subnetting questions. We will examine the concepts of creating more than two subnets and subnetting Class B and Class A networks.

Our first objective is to build on the previous problem where we created only two subnets from one Class C network. This time, let’s start with the same network and mask, which was 192.168.1.0 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Our task is to create six subnets from this given information by ‘folding’ it.