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VLSM Q?

benbuiltpc

Is it possible/feasible to use VLSM with no ip subnet-zero? In what situations would you want to do this?

Thanks

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djmd

benbuiltpc wrote:

Is it possible/feasible to use VLSM with no ip subnet-zero? In what situations would you want to do this?

Thanks

The two aren't directly related. VLSM just simply means you have a network that doesnt just use one mask. Whether or not ip subnet-zero is enabled doesn't have any bearing on whether or not you can use VLSM.

Kaminsky

It's a way of using more of your ip address that would otherwise be lost with standard subnetting.