Hi,
Is it possible and/or does it make sense to use different subnet masks for
one class B address? Does this work if you use static routing? When do you
get problems?
Example:
Is it possible to use a 7 Bit (LAN 1) and 5 Bit (LAN 2) subnet mask for the
class B address 138.8.0.0 as it is shown in the following example?
NA: network address
SM: subnet mask
NA: 138.8.73.0 *********
UNIX-LAN 1 ---------.1-* CISCO * -.2---|
SM: 255.255.254.0 ********* |
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|
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NA: 138.8.97.0
X.25-WAN
SM: 255.255.248.0
|
|
NA: 138.8.129.0 ********* |
UNIX-LAN 2 ---------.1-* CISCO * -.1---|
SM: 255.255.248.0 ********* |
If you have any ideas please contact me by e-mail.
Thanks
Pat.
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