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A subnetwork, or subnet, is a logically visible subdivision of an IP network. The practice of dividing a single network into two or more networks is called subnetting and the networks created are called subnetworks or subnets.

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Enabling Samba Shares Across Subnets

I was curious how I could go about setting up SAMBA so that shares could be seen and used across different subnets. We have some Linux devices that are bound to Active Directory and we would like to ...
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Using ISP's nameserver from subnet

My Ubuntu computer is connected to ISP via eth0. There's another subnet which is accessible via br0. This subnet is used to connect VirtualBox virtual Ubuntu to my host. IPs in this subnet are static. ...
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Why would you use 192.168.0.0/16 over 10.0.0.0/8 [closed]

Most home networks use 192.168.x.0/24. I wonder why this range even exists. You could as well use 10.x.x.0/24 or something like that. So why did they waste the entire 192.168 range for private ...
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Class C Addressing [duplicate]

I recently saw someone use '200.1.2.0/18.' This doesn't make any sense to me. This is a Class C address with a subnet mask of /18. I thought the subnet mask for a Class C had to be at least /24. How ...
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Linux route command. Two gatways on the same subnet range

I have a Linux box with two interfaces. eth0 has ip 192.168.71.82/255.255.252.0 eth1 has ip 192.168.4.2/255.255.255.0 I need all traffic for subnets 192.168.4.0/24 192.168.3.0/24 192.168.2.0/24 to go ...
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'IPv6' Newbie with IPv6 address assigment

I am new to IP v6 and I am looking to translate some existing private IPv4 addresses into v6 address assignment. Can someone please help me to answer/explain the questions below? If I have an v4 ...
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Simple routers and subnet question

I am new to networking and have a very basic question on subnets and routers.. Consider the below... 3 subnets and two routers... subnet 11.0/24 is connected to Router 1 (R1) R1 is linked to R2 ...
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Selecting subnets for a Service in Fargate

As we can see in the picture above, I can select as many subnets as I want. Does it mean, the tasks in the service are created across these two subnets? Suppose I have one task running, in which ...
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confused about CIDR interpretation

I am beginner in networking and trying to understand subnetting. What I understood is that CIDR notation (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) is an alternate method of representing a subnet mask. It is ...
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Feasibility of having two independent subnetworks on interconnected switches

I have the following setup, using two standard cheap switches that are interconnected by a long Ethernet cable: |------ SWITCH #1 | [ ] Equipment with public IP 217.x.x.101 (subnet 217.x.x.96/29) | [ ...
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Subnet CIDR Scheme

I am redoing some VPC work that my predecessor did. I haven't setup a lot of networks, so I wanted to double check what I think makes sense isn't breaking some rule that I'm not familiar with. What ...
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What IP addresses are included in a subnet "range"?

I'd like some help understanding subnets (CIDR). I'm using a tool to check if an IP is in an acceptable range given a CIDR address. When I input an IP address (12.245.105.190) and check it against ...
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Unable to Ping a server IP which is outside the subnet mask

This is the setup we are having: 2 servers which are in HA[High Availability Network] are configured with the following IP address Server 1 --> 10.54.48.x and Server 2 --> 10.54.49.x. There is a ...
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AWS: Public vs. Private Subnets for multi-tiered web applications [closed]

Is there a recommended "best practice" for deploying multi-tiered web applications into AWS as it relates to public and private subnets? Most of the documentation, including AWS' suggest public for ...
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Two subnets on one LAN

I have a simple 192.168.1.x/24 LAN GW & DNS = 192.168.1.254 My workstation is 192.168.1.101 I wish to setup a parallel mirror LAN for testing using a 192.168.10.x/24 subnet on the same switch. ...
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Rgd: Subnetting about 370 hosts on a /24 Network

Rgd: Subnetting about 370 hosts on a /24 Network I am doing subnetting for the following. There is a school, which got level 1 which is main lobby and 5 levels of classrooms ( level 2 to 6 ) I ...
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IP Address Planning for our Network

We have a /24 IP Address range for PCs containing 240 allocated addresses at the moment. Our company is planing for expansion of another 50 PCs, our existing IP range is 192.168.8.0/24 Do we add on ...
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subnetting a class c on a cisco 3825

I have a class C that I want to better understand before I implement a change. Right now, ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.192 ip address 192.168.0.65 255.255.255.240 secondary So, where is the ...
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for a multisite (doctor offices) is subnetting required if we are going to apply AD?

Basicaly we have 4 offices connecting to a central location through vpn which hosts the dns file servers. We are implementing active directory with user groups and permissions.I was wondering if ...
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Cannot connect to computers on same subnet

Newbie question. I have a motorola surfboard router and two computers running windows 7 64bit Pro. Both can connect to the internet fine, but they cannot see each other. I need to remote desktop from ...
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Consequences of a subnet mask?

On a consumer-grade router, if I set a subnet mask to limit the number of concurrent users (for example, 255.255.255.248), could this cause problems for those users (accessing the web, etc)? Do I have ...
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How to split my windows network with the least pain?

I am managing what can only be described as the little network that grew. It began life with a linksys router, 3 windows machines and a dsl connection. Through the years, lots of servers, network ...
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Is This the Correct Way to Setup AWS Private Subnet -> NAT -> Internet

We want our internal private EC2 instances to have access to the internet so they can download software and install security patches. Of course, out of the box, your private subnet servers will not ...
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Can I acess a web server located in another subnet? [closed]

I have a Laptop and a PC. My first laptop shares the same LAN as the PC, let's say they have 192.168.1.10(Laptop) and 192.168.1.20(PC) so I can SSH into it, ping it, etc… and vice-versa. Now, I have ...
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How am I receiving ARP brodcasts from a different subnet?

My local IP/subnet is 10.33.19.*/24, and yet I am occasionally receiving broadcasts requesting information from and concerning IPs in the 10.17.*.* range. I was of the impression that ARP requests do ...
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Server 2019 AD Subnet "Best Practice"

While assigning subnets to a single server on a single site, I am not sure which way to properly create the subnet. Example: If I have a single DHCP Scope of 10.190.8.0/21 (addresses 10.190.8.1 to 10....
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Weird routing behavior between 2 Subnets

I have two Subnets and the Routing works like this: Client A can Ping (ICMP) Client B Client B can't Ping (ICMP) Client A There are no Routes manually configured in the Access Point (Google Wifi ...
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Ip addressing for serial routing

I have the following packet tracer diagram: I have range of ip address : 10.0.0.0 - 10.0.255.255 I need to assign ip addresses from this range to the routers' serial interfaces as well as subnet ...
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Subnetting/Supernetting Configuration

I have an existing network. It looks like this. Router LAN (192.168.0.1 /24) -> Switch (192.168.0.10 /24) -> Workstations (192.168.0.100 - 192.168.0.200 /24) Our network has expanded and I need to ...
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Selective Apache v2.2 Authentication

I would like to modify this snippet so that connections from a certain IP subnet will be accepted without a requirement for authentication. Is this possible? TIA Shaun <Location "/rssbus"> ...
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In subnetting, is a router interface considered a 'host'?

When calculating the subnets in VLSM, you generally need to specify the number of hosts in a subnet. Should I consider a router's interface a host as well? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the ...
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Two-way routing for router and openvpn server subnets

I have a router with IP 192.168.1.1 subnetting 192.168.1.0/24. On that subnet, a synology nas has an IP of 192.168.1.181 and is running a VPN server using subnet 192.168.2.0/24. When I connect a ...
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Linux kernel behavior when dealing with colliding subnets

I'm using openconnect to connect to my office VPN. They push some pretty crappy/aggressive routing rules allocating ALL of the private IP address spaces >.< After I connect to my office VPN, my ...
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Server nics on two subnets: gateway?

Server is connected two two separate, isolated subnets via two physical nics. Is there any way the server can act as a gateway for the two networks to communicate? To clarify, I don't want any ...
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Setting up a multi-floor wifi guest access [closed]

i just graduated from a CS bachelor so while i'm familiar with networking, i never deployed an actual "business" network before, and i was just asked to provide wifi guess access to a 16-floors ...
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incorrent subnet/mask combination

For a network interface, I have defined a range of addresses for DHCP. 3: eth1: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state UNKNOWN qlen 1000 link/ether 08:00:27:5a:3e:be ...
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What is this router's IP address(es)? [closed]

What is the IP address(es) of the router in my picture? In my picture, you can see that I have question marks next to the router's interfaces, because I'm not sure if those are right. Can someone ...
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What are the disadvantages of re-using the same IP scope in multiple subnets? [closed]

We're designing a somewhat large system that we're not really qualified to design. It will be something like a campus: one main, large network, with about 20 sub-networks that are like departments ...
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Can I use a subnet to limit access to resources?

I have a somewhat limited knowledge of network configuration, but would like to achieve something like the following: have two work areas set up the "admin" work area happens to be physically ...
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Using a CIDR range as a Routed Subnet?

I have a /29 subnet assigned by my ISP, with an SonicWALL office router and a Cisco voice router hooked up to a 'net-rail' of sorts with untagged VLAN switch ports connecting my ISP router's output ...
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Block IPs in Local Security Policy

What would be the most efficient way of blocking a list of IPs in Windows 2008's Local Security Policy? Ideally, I would want to block the subnet that the IPs belong to. What IP subnets should I be ...
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Is auto-detection of routers on the local network possible?

Suppose one has configured a bog standard Ethernet connection - there is an IPv4 address, a subnet specification, a default route, even nameservers in resolv.conf, static routes everywhere - is it ...
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Public subnet configuration on a Cisco ASA 5520

I'm trying to set up a Cisco ASA 5520 as the main entry point for our datacenter setup. This setup includes: Three private networks (management, SAN and backup) that are used in a cloud server ...
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How many assignable addresses are needed for a router-to-router connection?

I have an address zone (let's say 150.41.0.0/16) and I want to subnet it optimally using VLSM. I have a number of VLANs, each with a minimum number of needed addresses, and a couple of router-to-...
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What's a subnet mask? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: How does Subnetting Work? Subnet mask is usually something like 255.255.255.0. And until now, its the field I usually ignore. I am trying to read the wikipedia entry, but ...
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2 subnets off of 1 PC with 2 NICs

I have a general setup I'd like to do with some IP cameras. This seems like it will work but I think I may be missing something. Our system consists of a video recorder PC connected to a switch which ...
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IPv6 - Are the last 16 bits of the network ID always reserved for subnetting?

I was reading about IPv6 address structure and it has two portions one for the network (Network portion/Network ID) and another for host (Interface ID/Node Part) something like IPv4 has regardless of ...
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Allow communication between two networks through two routers

I have the following setup I would like Device A to be able to communicate with device B and vice versa. I have setup static routing on Router A, and Router B as follows: Router A: 192.168.1.0/24 ...
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How to link two networks with different IP ranges

I've got a network on ip range 192.168.0.X. It has a router with an internal IP on this range that lets it talk to the outside world. If I create a new network on ip range 192.168.1.X. How can I get ...
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Do network acls block inter-subnet traffic as well?

I have VMs placed in different AZs on AWS. In order to be able to do this, you need a subnet in each AZ. If I'm creating a network acl for the entire setup (ie to be associated with all subnets) do I ...
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