Summary: Hi guys, it sme again, i got this assignment and i need some help, the lecturers instructions are as follows : "entire company, 3 buildings, each on a...
Summary: For college I need to show I nknow how to create subnets for a Class C network. Can someone tell me in simple step by step form how to do this? Thanks...
Summary: All the rules are the same for a class c as for a class a. I would suspect the class of ip has nothing to do with your issue but its one of equipment....
Summary: You can run a class B private network irregardless of what your internet address is...use NAT. ;-) I currently use a Class C private network, but my...
Summary: Because of the existing router you can not use any other subnet unless you are going to put in a router. Ideally you would have a managed switch which...
Summary: I am trying to redesign the way that my home network is designed. I have two routers, a linksys WRT54G and a linksys BEFSR41. The WRT54G is the top-...
Summary: Brian2 you seem to have the subnet mask thing confused. With a class c address he can only have a max of 254 hosts unsubnetted and 63 hosts per with t...
Summary: You would have to add a routing table but my guess is you don't need two subnets in the first place. It's just extra work. Also, why do you have a cl...
Summary: lol, you cant have 500 hosts on a class C address you can only have at most 254. its impossible to get that many hosts you will need a class B address...
Summary: It is possible, bur mostly in server environments. It's used for load balancing. But in a workstation it really makes no sense. I guess, this is not s...
Summary: >> problem is the modem ip is 192.168.0.1 and the router/computers is 192.168.2.x << The IP addresses are your problem. All internal addresses,...
Summary: I have a linux box at Uni - which I am connected to a workgroup names UniNet - I usually work in Windows when I need to share cos I can set it up fine...
Summary: Hello If you only have only an ip address and no default gateway, - this is a long shot- a lot of routers end in a .1 This is not standard but it see...
Summary: LOL Actually that is not a valid subnet. The easiest way to explain, and I hope I don't screw this up: Look at the last value in the subnet mask. Lets...
Summary: Yiphic... This subnetting stuff is confusing...just when you think you start understanding it...you get a curve ball thrown at you... From my understa...
Summary: Help!! I'm supposed to subnet a class B ip address: 188.210.0.0 for ten networks with nine routers. Im having a hard time subnetting this ip address...
Summary: There are many reason's, what IP range are you working with ? 10.X.X.X subnet. Here is why, 255.255.255.0 is a default mask for a Class C address, sta...
Summary: Hi, I thought I understood subnetting and subnet mask, but how wrong was I: I have Class C Ip addresses (192.168.*.*). Normally, subnetting a class ...
Summary: a wireless and wired connection are configured the same. here's where you go and what you do: 1.) install the wireless card and drivers. 2.) on the co...
Summary: Hiya Glen, Yeah, both networks on the LAN side use a class c subnet. I have read about the LMHOST file thing. I might just go down that route. Than...
Summary: I would have to go with Glen on this. I can't understand why anyone would want to use a Class A address and then use a class C subnet mask....I'm ass...
Summary: " If your local IP address is returned as 169.254.y.z with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0, the IP address was assigned by the Automatic Private IP Addre...
Summary: How would you subnet a class C address (ex. 192.223.56.0)into two /24 blocks? This is a little beyond my scope. Thanx "To err is human--and to blame i...
Summary: A mask tells you how many host are within a give address range ,say a subnet like 140.110.55.0, 255.255.255.0 means you have 254 addresses to play...
Summary: I just started a new position and I've been checking out the network. They use a combo of Fibre and Cat 5 Ethernet to connect around 80 PCs over a sit...
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