Re: Class C subnetting and Novell TCP/IP
- Date: Tue, 22 Mar 94 14:40:58 GMT
Guys,
I just got this from one of our Novell experts (we have a group of people
working in this area). Sounds like Novell have got ot right, at least
in the code. May be a documentation problem, I guess, if their customers
are not understanding...
Anyhow, I suggest that:
(a) Keith rejects the reason, saying that it's understood that Novell
do support this subnetting....
(b) if said customers persist perhaps Daniel could pursue this with his
Novell contact to get a definitive statement?
Bob
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From: "Andrew Gregg" DREW@localhost
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 1994 14:29:25 GMT
Subject: Re: Class C subnetting and Novell TCP/IP
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Novell Fileserver routing DOES support class C subnetting. Until
this earlier this year we had a Novell Fileserver routing between a
subnetted class C address...
Class C subnetting using novell netware requires at least 2 bits
mask bits in the class to allow for subnetworking.
therefore our mask was FF.FF.FF.C0 and our IP numbers were
assigned... nnn.nnn.nnn.128 to 190 for one sub net and 65-126 for
the other.
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