Hi Mike!
19 Jan 98 23:08, Mike Bilow (1:323/107) wrote to Neil Croft:
NC>> Also, how exactly does subnetting down work out? I know my
MB> IP addresses are simply 32-bit numbers. They are by convention split
I read that in DNS there are reasons (reverse DN lookup?) that limit
subnetting to byte boundary. Then a different paragraph said, nowadays
subnetting is not limited to byte boundary. Now, are there limitations? I
know, ISPs offer eg 16 IP-addresses, so subnetting below byte boundary is
actual practice.
MB> -- Mike
Ciao, Bernhard!
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