no, the /24 means the last 255 digits in the last octet
if you want to allow everything in the last two octets, it would be
10.3.0.0/16
Play around with www.subnet-calculator.com for more info.
Klint
James Edwards wrote:
I'm opening ports using GPO's. In the "Allow Printer and File Sharing"
you can specify which subnets to allow contact from. The example shows
10.3.2.0/24 to allow connections from 10.3.2.X. My question is what
would be the proper notation to allow connections from 10.3.x.x. Would
it be 10.3.0.0\24?
Jim
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