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Article #135Re: Variable length subnet with Netware
From: Bill Swartz
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 00:00
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In article <4t5hp6$12qg@news.missouri.edu>, ywu026@mail.connect.more.net says... > >Hello Netware networking gurus: > >Does Novell support VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Masking)? > >I need to configure a netware 4.1 server using a class C, 1 bit subnet mask >(255.255.255.128) utilizing two networks. > >1st ethernet card: 78 hosts >2nd ethernet card: 95 hosts > >I understand it is not possible to use RIP, but OSPF might work. Does >anybody know how to configure this? The upstream Cisco router at our network >has no problem utilizing OSPF. > >Will it also work with Netware 3.12 using MPR package? > >Thank you. > > Yes you can do variable length subnetting with NetWare, as a matter of fact that is how they setup ip addresses on SFTIII servers. You should be able to use OSPF or RIPII -- RIPII might be the easiest and most compatible Hope This Helps. Bill Swartz bill@worf.temple.edu
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