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|Scenario|/27|/26|/25|/24|/23|/22|
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|One virtual machine cluster with two virtual machines *(11 IPs + 17 IPs for networking services = 28 IPs)*|1|4|10|21|45|91|
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|One virtual machine cluster with three virtual machines *(15 IPs + 17 IPs for networking services = 32* IPs)|1|3|7|15|33|67|
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|One virtual machine cluster with four virtual machines *(19 IPs + 17 IPs for networking services = 36 IPs)*||2|5|12|26|53|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with two virtual machines each *(22 IPs + 17 IPs for networking services = 39 IPs)*||2|5|10|22|45|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with three virtual machines each *(30 IPs + 17 IPs for networking services = 47 IPs)*||1|3|7|16|33|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with four virtual machines each *(38 IPs + 17 IPs for networking services = 55 IPs)*||1|2|6|13|26|
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|One virtual machine cluster with two virtual machines *(11 IPs + 13 IPs for networking services = 24 IPs)*|1|4|10|21|45|91|
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|One virtual machine cluster with three virtual machines *(15 IPs + 13 IPs for networking services = 28* IPs)|1|3|7|15|33|67|
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|One virtual machine cluster with four virtual machines *(19 IPs + 13 IPs for networking services = 34 IPs)*||2|5|12|26|53|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with two virtual machines each *(22 IPs + 13 IPs for networking services = 35 IPs)*||2|5|10|22|45|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with three virtual machines each *(30 IPs + 13 IPs for networking services = 43 IPs)*||1|3|7|16|33|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with four virtual machines each *(38 IPs + 13 IPs for networking services = 51 IPs)*||1|2|6|13|26|
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## Backup subnet requirements
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|One virtual machine cluster with two virtual machines *(6 IPs + 3 for networking services = 9 IPs)*|1|3|7|14|28|56|
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|One virtual machine cluster with three virtual machines *(9 IPs + 3 for networking services = 12 IPs)*|1|2|5|10|21|42|
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|One virtual machine cluster with four virtual machines *(12 IPs + 3 for networking services = 15 IPs)*|1|2|4|8|17|34|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with two virtual machines each *(12 IPs + 3 for networking services = 15 IPs)*|1|2|4|8|17|34|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with two virtual machines each *(12 IPs + 3 for networking services = 15 IPs)*|1|2|4|8|13|34|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with three virtual machines each *(18 IPs + 3 for networking services = 21 IPs)*||1|3|6|12|24|
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|Two virtual machine clusters with four virtual machines each *(24 IPs + 3 for networking services = 27 IPs)*||1|2|4|9|18|
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|Subnet CIDR|Reserved networking IPs for a client subnet|Usable IPs for a client subnet (virtual machines and SCANs)|Reserved networking IPs for a backup subnet|Usable IPs for a backup subnet (virtual machines and SCANs)|
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