Re: vlsm subnetting

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On Wed, 9 Apr 2003 19:18:38 +0200
Frank Brodbeck <oakenshield@gmx.net> wrote:

if you want the ranges to be nice you should adjust them and add routes
for the complementary subnets on every host in each subnet as follows
(but with additional routes your ranges would work too)

> net		broadcast	hosts range	mask*
> 172.25.156.0	172.25.156.192	1-191		255.255.255.0
                           191  1-190
ip r a 172.25.156.192/26 via 172.25.156.190**

> 172.25.156.193  172.25.156.223  194-222		255.255.255.192
             192                  193                               224
ip r a 172.25.156.0/24 via 172.25.156.222**

> 172.25.156.224  172.25.156.239  225-238		255.255.255.224
                                                                    240
ip r a 172.25.156.0/24 via 172.25.156.238**

> 172.25.156.240	172.25.156.255	241-254		255.255.255.240
ip r a 172.25.156.0/24 via 172.25.156.254**

** assuming you assign top of each range to the router

Marian


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