On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Jeroen Timmer wrote:
>>Well 11 bits of subnetting is : 255.255.255.224
>>
>>Class B subnet is always 255.255.x.x so 11 bits of subnetting means after
>>the first 2 255's you got 11 bits of subnetting. Wich is another 255 and
>>then 3 bits of the host adress wich comes to 224. So there you got your
>>255.255.255.224 subnet mask.
>>
>>So your addresses can be : 172.16.3.33 to 172.16.3.62 !
>>
>>Your first address starts with 32 .. but thats the network address so cant
>>be used .. so 33 is the first you can use. Your next subnet starts with 64
>>.. So 63 will be your last host you can use. But in this case 63 is your
>>broadcast address. So 62 is the last host you can use !
Yes I think I pretty much understand subnetting it was the wording of the
question that threw me off...way off. I will be carefull with the wording
of questions now. Another block is in place.
Thanks,
Keith
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