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MAC_GLASGOW
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Hey guys,
Next week I move onto Semester 3, i see the first chapter deals with VSLMs. Im confident with subnetting, is there much to VSLMs? Is it difficult to calculate?
Next week I move onto Semester 3, i see the first chapter deals with VSLMs. Im confident with subnetting, is there much to VSLMs? Is it difficult to calculate?
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OptionsBubbaJ
Member Posts: 323
VLSM is just subnetting. Just remember that an IPv4 address is just a 32 bit number, and part of the number is used for the (classless) network and the rest is used for the hosts. Both parts together must add up to 32 bits.
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Optionscdad2000
Member Posts: 323
NAh, not @ all.
It subnetting the subnet.
an' mostly used for WAN connects.
For example /30. -
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binarysoul
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I'm really good at subnetting, but honestly I am not that good with VLSM. I know what it does, but if you were to give me a question, I will have difficulty with it unless I use an example. -
Optionsmarlon23
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VLSM is simple. You can easily imagine it as "subneting of a subnet, and subnetting of that subnet...". So you will have subnets with different masks on you network.
If you know subnetting well, VLSM is like a piece of cake for you. Just beaware of overlapping (one subnet overlaps another)LAB: 7609-S, 7606-S, 10008, 2x 7301, 7204, 7201 + bunch of ISRs & CAT switches