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08-24-2013
06:22 AM
Hi guys Can I use the numbers below on the same subnet ?? 10.56.4.31 / 22 10.56.4.22 / 22 10.56.5.82 / 22 /22 = 255.255.252.0 magica number is 4, so we will have 0 4 8 The first 2 numbers, I know that they are on the same subnet, but in relation to the 3rd number ( x.x.5.82 ), Im not sure. 10.56.4.0 ..255
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Hi I'd like to know if the numbers below are on the same subnet or not. What's the ip range on this case ?? The first and the last network address ?? Broadcast address ? 209.165.100.250/24 and 209.165.100.200/24
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08-22-2012
10:02 AM
Could someone explain me if the numbers mentioned below are on the same subnet or not. 172.16.100.1/ 21 and 172.16.100.2/ 21 / 21 = 255.255.248.0 0---------7 8---------15 16 I know how to find the subnet mask, but in this particular case I have some doubt about how to know whether those numbers are located on the same subnet or not.
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02-29-2012
07:45 AM
Hey Guys Im starting to study for Cisco and I have a doubt about a simple configuration. I have 2 PCs connected to a switch ok, with both PCs configured with the following configuration as follow : PC1 as 192.168.1.2 and PC2 as 192.168.1.3 When I run a ping command via pc1 to pc2 , the connection doesnt work. In this case, do I have to configure the switch also, or there is no need for that ??? Where is the fault ??
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08-24-2013
Hi guysCan I use the numbers below on the same subnet ??10.56.4.31 /
2210.56.4.22 / 2210.56.5.82 / 2...
08-22-2012
Could someone explain me if the numbers mentioned below are on the same
subnet or not.172.16.100.1/ ...
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