Subject: RE: Problems Logging on to domain.
This is an improper subnet for only 2 networks. Your using a class B
network and 6 bits from the third octet (252). This would yield 62 subnets
with 1022 hosts per subnet and a range of 4. (Check my math everyone).
Why not just close off all the bits
This is an improper subnet for only 2 networks. Your using a class B
network and 6 bits from the third octet (252). This would yield 62 subnets
with 1022 hosts per subnet and a range of 4. (Check my math everyone).
Why not just close off all the bits for each subnet. Example:
172.22.64.0
This is an improper subnet for only 2 networks. Your using a class B
network and 6 bits from the third octet (252). This would yield 62 subnets
with 1022 hosts per subnet and a range of 4. (Check my math everyone).
Why not just close off all the bits for each subnet. Example:
172.22.64.0
on to domain.
By the wayWhat are you using to connect these two networks together?
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Subject: RE: Problems Logging on to domain.
This is an improper
Are you suffering from Multiple Personality Disorder or are you responding
to your own questions?
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Subject: RE: Problems Logging on to domain
Subject: RE: Problems Logging on to domain.
This is an improper subnet for only 2 networks. Your using a class B
network and 6 bits from the third octet (252). This would yield 62 subnets
with 1022 hosts per subnet and a range of 4. (Check my math everyone).
Why not just close off all the bits
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