With wild card masks the 0 bits correspond to an exact match with the
corresponding bits in the listed ip address. This is in a way the exact
opposite of a subnet mask in which the ones need to be matched and not the
zeros.
Atif
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well if it's the wrong answer than how does it differ...thanks for letting
me
know though
Mark Zabludovsky ~ CCNA
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