24 Feb
2012
24 Feb
'12
2:09 a.m.
gate@ampr-gateways:~/Bin$ ./range2subnet 44.4.9.1 44.4.9.3
Your range can only be expressed by several subnets:
44.4.9.1/32 44.4.9.1 to 44.4.9.1
44.4.9.2/31 44.4.9.2 to 44.4.9.3
Alternatively you can cover the range with the single subnet:
44.4.9.0/30 44.4.9.0 to 44.4.9.3
gate@ampr-gateways:~/Bin$ ./range2subnet 44.4.9.1 44.4.9.6
Your range can only be expressed by several subnets:
44.4.9.1/32 44.4.9.1 to 44.4.9.1
44.4.9.2/31 44.4.9.2 to 44.4.9.3
44.4.9.4/31 44.4.9.4 to 44.4.9.5
44.4.9.6/32 44.4.9.6 to 44.4.9.6
Alternatively you can cover the range with the single subnet:
44.4.9.0/29 44.4.9.0 to 44.4.9.7
Jim Fuller
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-----Original Message-----
From: David Josephson [mailto:wa6nmf@josephson.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 1:43 AM
To: 44net(a)hamradio.ucsd.edu
Subject: Re: [44net] Gateway ip/netmask pair
On 2/23/12 12:31 AM, Rob Janssen wrote:
David Josephson wrote:
Okay, so how to do this? The assigned addresses are 44.4.9.1 through 6.
Do I just call each one a separate /32 subnet?
David
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Yes, now 44.4.9.1 is there through the same gateway. It is entered as
44.4.9.1/30. Perhaps some will complain because it's not 44.4.9.0/30
but 44.4.9.0 is not assigned to me.
44.4.9.1/30 is invalid. It will not be loaded
in the Linux routing table.