First Subnet
mattsthe2
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nice343
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mattsthe2 wrote:Is the first subnet 0 according to Cisco?
the subnet net zero is not according to cisco. It is according to the router.
When a router hasip subnet-zero
enabled. Then the subnet 0 is the first subnet.My daily blog about IT and tech stuff
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Plazma
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Technically he is right, BUT more often than not you will see subnet zero being used, and has been used for some time now.CCIE - COMPLETED!
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Pash
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Plazma wrote:Technically he is right, BUT more often than not you will see subnet zero being used, and has been used for some time now.
Yup, by default it is enabled on most cisco routers/L3 switches shipped today.
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networker050184
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the subnet net zero is not according to cisco. It is according to the router.
When you take a Cisco exam it is according to Cisco
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Pash
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networker050184 wrote:the subnet net zero is not according to cisco. It is according to the router.
When you take a Cisco exam it is according to Cisco
Haha yeh, please dont search for threads regarding ip subnet zero off or on for the exams, it will probably crash the server and Johan will be maaaaaaaaadddd. BUT seriously, cisco will always say on or off for subnetting questions and for sims you can see the running config, so nps there.DevOps Engineer and Security Champion. https://blog.pash.by - I am trying to find my writing style, so please bear with me.