Greetings all
For those of you who have the BSCN Cisco press book, you can refer to pages
95 for this question.
A router has the following ip's in its routing table:
172.16.1.0011 [48] /28
172.16.1.1000 [128] /28
172.16.1.1001 [144] /28
172.16.1.1010 [160] /28
172.16.1.1011
Subnet 172.16.1.128/26 covers all addresses between 172.16.1.129 and
172.16.1.190. Your example falls within that range i.e., 128, 144, 160 and
176.
dj
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> Greetings all
> For those of you who hav
irst network is stand alone.
hope that helps :).
Regards,
Jason Baker
Network Engineer
MCSE, CCNA
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