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Routers and subnet issue

 
 
Peter
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      09-14-2010, 05:28 AM
I have designed a small subnet work where each host in each subnet is
attached to a switch which is the attached to a router. I have 3 routers
linked together in a triangle fashion. I believe that each interface
requires an IP in its own subnet, therefore the inside interfaces would need
3 subnets. Is this correct.

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Pete

 
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      09-19-2010, 01:05 PM
hmm...first of all.. how many hosts do you have in each subnet? It might be easier to do a VLSM for it.
 
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