Subnet zero help please?

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Subnet zero help please? gregg johnstone 08-07-2006
Posted by gregg johnstone on August 7, 2006, 5:00 pm
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Just tried a few test questions-here was the subnet zero question
131.64.16.133 mask /25
192.168.36.10 mask /24
156.100.11.37 mask /20
200.100.16.3 /24

Thanks alot


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Posted by The Dude on August 10, 2006, 11:55 pm
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> Just tried a few test questions-here was the subnet zero question
> 131.64.16.133 mask /25
> 192.168.36.10 mask /24
> 156.100.11.37 mask /20
> 200.100.16.3 /24
>
> Thanks alot
>

Where is the question, don't see it....

The Dude



Posted by BernieM on August 11, 2006, 8:40 pm
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>
>> Just tried a few test questions-here was the subnet zero question
>> 131.64.16.133 mask /25
>> 192.168.36.10 mask /24
>> 156.100.11.37 mask /20
>> 200.100.16.3 /24
>>
>> Thanks alot
>>
>
> Where is the question, don't see it....
>
> The Dude
>

I think it's "which is an example of a subnet zero". The answer being
"156.100.11.37 mask /20".

BernieM



Posted by gregg johnstone on August 12, 2006, 1:40 am
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Sorry,my fault-that is the correct answer -is it because .11 is the
first subnet? I always thought you werent allowed to use that subnet?
Am I correct in thinking 192.168.36.10 ,200.100.16.3 hasnt been
subnetted and 131.64.16.133 is the 1st usable ?
TIA
BernieM wrote:
> >
> >> Just tried a few test questions-here was the subnet zero question
> >> 131.64.16.133 mask /25
> >> 192.168.36.10 mask /24
> >> 156.100.11.37 mask /20
> >> 200.100.16.3 /24
> >>
> >> Thanks alot
> >>
> >
> > Where is the question, don't see it....
> >
> > The Dude
> >
>
> I think it's "which is an example of a subnet zero". The answer being
> "156.100.11.37 mask /20".
>
> BernieM


Posted by gregg johnstone on August 12, 2006, 1:44 am
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here is Ciscos take on it
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk361/technologies_tech_note09186a0080093f18.shtml#subnetzero


gregg johnstone wrote:
> Sorry,my fault-that is the correct answer -is it because .11 is the
> first subnet? I always thought you werent allowed to use that subnet?
> Am I correct in thinking 192.168.36.10 ,200.100.16.3 hasnt been
> subnetted and 131.64.16.133 is the 1st usable ?
> TIA
> BernieM wrote:
> > >
> > >> Just tried a few test questions-here was the subnet zero question
> > >> 131.64.16.133 mask /25
> > >> 192.168.36.10 mask /24
> > >> 156.100.11.37 mask /20
> > >> 200.100.16.3 /24
> > >>
> > >> Thanks alot
> > >>
> > >
> > > Where is the question, don't see it....
> > >
> > > The Dude
> > >
> >
> > I think it's "which is an example of a subnet zero". The answer being
> > "156.100.11.37 mask /20".
> >
> > BernieM


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