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July 8th 03, 11:37 AM
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 Working out subnetmask Hi all, not sure if this is the right fora, but it's related to my continued 'fight' :P with my 510v4 so hopefully someone may have the answer. I've got 14 static IP's but and not sure what the subnetmask would need to be after the initial IP (the gateway) is added to the config file. According to Eclipses Multi static IP example 6 IP's have the netmask of /29 i.e. xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/29 does anyone know off hand what 14 would be - the calculations for this are a bit 'complex' and I think it's along the lines of 24 or 28.....but a second opinion would be good. regards HD egards HD ---------------------------------------------------- To mail me directly remove the relevant words :P ----------------------------------------------------   |
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