when we're configuring " no ip classless " means saying the router to
follow classful IP address. But in the routing table there is no classful
route for 167.216.241.3 and default route is not the classful IP address of
167.216.214.3 .
Solutions :
1. If we want to keep " no ip classless " command than we have to put
classful IP address for 167.216.214.3 in the routing table .
examples : 167.216.0.0/16 or 167.216.214.0/24 next hop or etc
2.If we put " ip classless " instead of no ip classless, default route will
take care about 167.216.241.3 since now we're saying don't follow classful
IP address.
Thanks.
Kamrul Islam
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From: Francisco Muniz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 September 2000 2:50 PM
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The router is thus configured:
no ip classless
ip route 167.216.128.0 /22 s1
ip route 167.216.240.0 /24 s2
ip route 0.0.0.0 /0 s0
and packet to 167.216.241.3 comes in, what does the router do?
Answer: it drops the packet
Why? Why doesn't it go out the default gateway? Anyone?
Francisco.
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