Re: subnetting help

[Stephane Bortzmeyer <bortzmeyer at gitoyen.net>]

On Tuesday 18 March 2003, at 11 h 1, 
Paul <pademmy at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Am sorry for complicating issues. I was given a /25 (64.110.88.0/25) 
> which I subnet into three subnet of /26, /27 and /28.

Yes, you already said that. But you did not indicated the actual layout of 
the three subnetworks. I tried to guess in my previous message. Was I OK?

> what am trying to do is to put my network behinde the core router. so my /28 
> is 14 host ip address which I pick from 1 to 14 to use for my management networ
> k, and /27 which is 30 host ip address which I pick from 33 to 62 to use for my
> point -to-point link and my /26 which is 62 host ip address which I pick from 
> 65 to 126 to use for my point-to-multipoint link.

OK, so you have:

64.110.88.0/28  : MANAGEMENT
64.110.88.16/28 : unused
64.110.88.32/27 : PtP LINKS
64.110.88.64/26 : PtMultipoint NETWORK 

Is it OK?

> my 68 host is a linux box which i configured with routing as a gateway where 
> the /27 and /28 route through to the core router becos the default gateway for 
> he 68 host is host 65 which is my core router and the default gateway for my /

I must confess I cannot make head nor tail from it. Can you draw a nice ASCII 
diagram of your network? With the *names* (names are necessary for 
communication)
of the machines and the links between them?






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