Hey everyone! so I am doing a lab for OSPF and they have a few 192.1.1.x address with 3 different masks. I know VLSM, but don't have a lot of practice in it. So I looked up some tutorials to further my knowledge and I think they either messed up on this lab or there is something I am not understanding. Here is the link:
5-13 Lab 5-3: OSPF « Free CCNA Study Guide Free CCNA Study Guide
So my question is on the network 192.1.1.4/16. If I try to configure that in with 192.1.1.0/30 and 192.1.1.8/29 I get an overlap on RouterA. Did they mean to put 192.1.1.4/30 or am I not understanding VLSM correctly? By the way I am not scrolling down to there solution because I don't want to **** so my answer might be there but I'm afraid I will see something I shouldn't. Trying to really push myself, you know.
