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Re: Subnetting Class C IP networks

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From: Ken Green
Date: Sat, 05 Mar 1994 12:02
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Mark Landin (landin@cherokee.nsuok.edu) wrote:
> Can you subnet a Class C address, say by using a mask like 255.255.255.128?
> We have two Novell networks that we are with an Ethernet bridge between them.
> Right now, it looks like we will need three Class C address for this:
> one for each ring, and one for the Ethernet bridge. Since the rings are only
> going to have like 20 or 30 clients on each, it seems extremely wasteful to
> use 3*255 potential addresses to serve 60 clients.

No problems, I've subnetted my Class C into 8 subnets. Who wants more than 32
machines at home anyway ????

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