Re: Subnetting/Routing
From: Holger Petersen (hp_at_kbbs.org)
Date: 05/14/05
- Next message: Wolf: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- Previous message: SEND NO SPAM: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- In reply to: Wolf: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- Next in thread: Moe Trin: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Date: Sat, 14 May 2005 13:30:49 +0000 (UTC)
"Wolf" <wolfdotcom@hotmail.com> writes:
>You have not been doing your homework. Have you actually tried to get 253
>netmask using "the bits?" You can't get there.
Yeou can[*].
>CIDR Prefix from left to right.
^^^^ ^^^^^^
1 2
1) => Classless Inter-Domain Routing
It's not primary about 'continuos Bits'
2) Of course you asume _continuos_ bits when using "/prefix"-Notation...
>Discontiguous networks are ugly
May be.
> and a sign you did not do your work right.
Why?
>That can not be fixed with a netmask real or imaginary. It will require a
>router and a protocol that understands classless routing-that leaves RIPv1
>and IGRP off the list.
Nobody said that 'discontinous Maks' are fun :-)
But nobody _proofed_ that they are *formally* *forbidden*
If you seek for "netmask 255.255.0.255" in groups.google.de, you'll
get a lot ( fourteen :-) of answers.
One of them states, that "an old AIX" might use them.
[ Message-ID: <slrncjc0lu.67r.klausman-un0404@eric.schwarzvogel.de> ]
Greetings, Holger
[*] A "Zungenbrecher" from my old english-textbook:
a canner can can
everything he can can
but can a canner can a can?
- Next message: Wolf: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- Previous message: SEND NO SPAM: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- In reply to: Wolf: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- Next in thread: Moe Trin: "Re: Subnetting/Routing"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]