Summary: Hi...Working on the CCNA and I'm struggling with the concept of "Subnet 0"... 2^n-2 with n representing "Networks" is supposed to be the law of the la...
Summary: I want to ask if someone knows how to figure out a subnet mask from a given ip address,because there is a methode to calculate it from the ip address,...
Summary: Hi, I would like to create a test lab to subnet a network before implementing it to a network. I've goggle subnetting but wasn't able to find what I'm...
Summary: A subnet is just what it sounds - a sub-section of a network (i.e. a directly, physically connected section of an IP block). A subnet mask is used to...
Summary: for example i have a class A address with 20 bits borrowed whats the subnet mask in decimal and binary i know the defaut masks can someone break it do...
Summary: i just copied and pasted the question, i have tried the site you mentioned but i need to know how to calculate it without the aid of a subnet calculat...
Summary: Hello, I have a interesting question on network design as follows : We have 6 departments : MIS - 192.168.1.0 Customer Support - 192.168.2.0 HRD - 192...
Summary: Thanx for help in advance. I have to join two subnets. One running NT domain and compters and another running 2000. I installed two NIC cards on one W...
Summary: Good day, I have a Laptop running XP-Pro SP2. I use a WiFi to access the internet on gateway 10.0.0.1. In the same system is a 10/100 NIC port. I conf...
Summary: Yes, I guess both is true depending on how you set it up. You could simply set a range of ports (on a switch that supports it) to belong to a specifi...
Summary: Learning how to subnet should have been covered in anyone of a number of networking classes that you would or should have taken prior to the cisco aca...
Summary: Hi there, I'm a newbie in networking, could anyone tell me what's the following question talking about? Supernetting, right???? What will be the resul...
Summary: Hello everyone, I am working on a project for school what we had to do was set up a small network using a program called Boson NetSim. I have done thi...
Summary: I have AT&T @Home cable modem service with 2 IP addresses and a home network consisting of: -a Desktop running NT Workstation -a laptop running Wi...
Summary: Very strange question!!!! If you currently have a Class-c, it's mean you have 255 address. A Subnet is a division of thoses address in few IP Ranges...
Summary: Thanks blackdogz. I'm from Ireland. We say 'ye' quite regularly here actually, nothing to do with a bible-infused vocabulary. I actually suggested to ...
Summary: I have a VPN set up on a Win2k server (latest service packs) behind my linksys router (all relevant ports are forwarded). Client computers connect to ...
Summary: I am trying to set appointments/view a calendar of another user on a trusted domain. There is two different exchange servers. What can I do to make ...
Summary: I have two Linksys routers (1-WAN port and a 4-port switch on each). My DSL modem is terminated into a switch, and the WAN ports of both my Linksys b...
Summary: Can you ping the managers pc from the .0.x network? A peer to peer network really only has local name resolution via broadcasts. Server/client has DN...
Summary: First, check your DHCP settings on your router. If the subnet mask hasn't changed in the DHCP, then it's not likely to be your router. My money is ...
Summary: i am stuck and would really appreciate any assistance... i have 3 xp machines all with latest updates. all of a sudden my network with ics enabled dro...
Summary: Help me, or shoot me. I'll let you pick. We have been having some problems in our organization. We recently upgraded our network backbone to a gigabi...
Summary: Hi All, Any thoughts on this one? I have a router which has had DHCP turned off and we do not know the IP setting of the router. How can I learn the ...
Summary: Well Bill, the whole ideal of a firewall is to keep people from finding out what you have sitting behind it. It's not rational to try to figure away ...
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