Dan Cyr wrote:
> Someone want to comment on the netmask he is using for his Class A? As far
> as I know you should only being using 255.0.0.0 as the netmask for 10.0.0.0
> Which is a Class A network.
Well, not really. The whole purpose of a netmask is to permit you to subnet
a larger network; for A and B addresses, especially, this is perfectly valid.
For instance, it's exceedingly common to see a netmask on a class B of
255.255.255.0--giving you 255 class C networks.
Now, as to whether that's what he *intended* to do...
Cheers,
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