CIDR on IP hosts
Benny Rodrig ESD-Tel <brodrig@madge.com> Wed, 16 October 1996 09:12 UTC
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From: Benny Rodrig ESD-Tel <brodrig@madge.com>
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Subject: CIDR on IP hosts
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Does anybody know how users typically configure their hosts, when allocated CIDR blocks of contiguous class C networks? Are the hosts configured with a classless netmask (e.g. 193.1.1.1, 22) to form one supernet, or is the net configured as multiple class C nets connected to each other by routers? Thanks, Benny brodrig@madge.com P.S. please CC me on replies as I'm not on CIDRD list.
- CIDR on IP hosts Benny Rodrig ESD-Tel
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