u can do like so on the rtrs
rtr 1
-------------------------------------------------------
183.90.0.1 network interface (to the world)
255.255.0.0 network mask
183.90.0.2 network interface (to the 32k hosts network)
255.255.128.0 network mask
183.90.0-127.1-254 (host range)
183.90.128.1 network interface (to the 16k and (indirectly to) the two 8k host
networks)
255.255.128.0 network mask
183.90.128-192.1-254 (host range) (the rest are split off into the two 8k networks)
rtr 2 (on the 183.90.128.x network)
-------------------------------------------------------
183.90.128.2 network interface (to the 16k host network)
255.255.128.0 network mask
183.90.193.1 network interface to 8k network #1)
255.255.192.0 network mask
183.90.193-224.1-254 (host range)
183.90.225.1 network interface to 8k network #2)
255.255.192.0 network mask
183.90.225-255.1-254 (host range)
i think that should work. oh - use ripv2 or ospf.
..rudes..
"Siva Guru S.R." wrote:
> "Hello" Listers/Gurus,
> Suppose I have a class B IP Address, say 183.90.0.0.
> Now, I want to set up 4 networks with 32000, 16000, 8000 and 8000 hosts
>respectively.
>
> Is it possible ? if so, how ?
>
> TIA
> Sivaguru
>
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