Wrong.
ip classless allows a router receiving a packet it doesn't know how to forward
(unrecognized subnet and no default route in the routing table) to choose the
best supernet to forward it finally. Otherwise with no ip classless, the packet
is discarded.
cvp
ccnp, ccda
"Yee, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/22/2000 05:22:30 PM
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Subject: ip classless
hi guys,
ip classless is for routing protocols to advertise subnets whereas no ip
classless is for routing protocols not to advertise subnet info Am I right
in saying that?
thanks
Jason
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