Hi,
Luckily I can determine my own adresses since I don't have a connection
to the net (yet).
So...If I want an IP adress like 128.139.0.0 (for reasons only known to
me...actually I have an X-server for win95 I wanna try that's only
licenced for this range of adresses :-) and a subnetmask like
255.255.0.0
The network adress would be 128.0.0.0?
And the broadcast adress 128.0.255.255? (just a guess...)
Where can I find some documentation on this subject (RFC number, other)
BTW: Thanx for your quick answer :-)
Regards,
Ferdinand
You wrote:
> The error which you report seems to indicate an invalid `route'
> command, e.g. specifying `-net <address>' where <address> isn't a
> network address (i.e. has a non-zero host portion).
>
> Only your administrator/ISP can tell you what your netmask should be.
> Given an IP address and netmask, calculating the network address is
> straightforward.
>
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