Yikes !!!
For CCNA 2.0 exam x^2 -1 is the correct answer.
So, you're saying that subnet -1 (all ones) is assumed to be allowed
(which is true for Cisco routers), and subnet 0 is *not*, in the absence
an explicit "ip subnet-zero".
That's worse than I thought (or better, since it's correct ;)
more study guide?
I have a good one if you want to look at it.
Good Luck!!
Jennifer Cribbs
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