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Hello:
As a noob I have this doubt in my mind. Assume I got an IP 191.123.234.168/29 from ISP. My network address would be 191.123.234.168, broadcast address would be 191.123.234.175, respectively. Am I correct? Thanx Louis Ning |
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On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 22:10:10 -0700, Louis Ning wrote:
> Assume I got an IP 191.123.234.168/29 from ISP. > > My network address would be 191.123.234.168, broadcast address would > be 191.123.234.175, respectively. > > Am I correct? No. 191.123.234.183 |
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 00:15:16 -0500, Dave Uhring wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 22:10:10 -0700, Louis Ning wrote: > >> Assume I got an IP 191.123.234.168/29 from ISP. >> >> My network address would be 191.123.234.168, broadcast address would >> be 191.123.234.175, respectively. >> >> Am I correct? > > No. 191.123.234.183 Ignore that answer; you were correct. Counting binary on one's fingers does sometimes lead to wrong answers :P |
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Louis Ning wrote:
> Hello: > > As a noob I have this doubt in my mind. > > Assume I got an IP 191.123.234.168/29 from ISP. > > My network address would be 191.123.234.168, broadcast address would > be 191.123.234.175, respectively. > > Am I correct? > > Thanx Yes, that is correct, and you have 6 useable addresses: 191.123.234.169 191.123.234.170 191.123.234.171 191.123.234.172 191.123.234.173 191.123.234.174 "ipcalc" is a most useful command which may be of interest too... Cheers Tim |
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Thank you guys!
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