Yes, as far as I can tell this is the only netmask that will allow you to
include all of the networks you have requested in one supernetwork. Of
course this is a bit of over kill as you will be including all addresses in
the range of:
179.29.0.0 to 179.29.31.255.
If it wasn't for 172.29.16.64
Scott,
I am studying for the BCRAN right now and there is one issue that
contiues to puzzle me. Do we have to be familiar with the 700 series
routers or not. I figure anyone who has done the BCRAN recently would be in
the best position to answer this question so hopefully you or someone from
There
is also an offer to get a free retractable modem cord if you are not interested
in the alarm clock (which I was...thanks Luke).
http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/lm/buffer/offer/listening/cord/1430_jumpmc/V597-100-9M
Anton
-Original Message-From: Luke Everett
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The range 100.16.0.0 and 100.17.255.255 are defined by the 255.254.0.0.
Therfeor the wildcard (inverse) mask in you access list should be
0.1.255.255.
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From: Montgomery, Robert WARCOM Contractor
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