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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits: Route Maps and Access-Lists

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits. To view the index of all my articles please click here. Route Maps and Access-Lists. Sunday, 7 June 2009. The syntax for standard access-lists is as follows:. I wish to permit all IP traffic from host [host-ip-address]". I wish to permit all traffic from [subnet] [wildcard-mask]". I wish to deny all IP traffic from host [host-ip-address]". I wish to deny all traffic from [subnet] [wildcard-mask]". The syntax for extended access-lists is slightly different:.

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits: "ip classless" versus "no ip classless"

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits. To view the index of all my articles please click here. Ip classless" versus "no ip classless". Tuesday, 9 June 2009. This often has me confused but the article below, rejigged slightly from the original article here. Seems to have cleared the fog from my mind and hopefully yours too. Where the ip classless. Router# show ip route. 172300.0/16 is variably subnetted, 2 subnets, 2 masks. D 17230.32.0/20 [90/4879540] via 10.1.1.2. Remembering that the 172.30&...

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits: Index

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits. To view the index of all my articles please click here. Tuesday, 9 June 2009. Follow the links below to find the main articles on this site:. 95th Percentile - How ISPs charge. Access Lists vs Prefix Lists. Calculate Multicast MAC Address. CCIE - Warm-Up Phase - BGP. CCIE - Warm-Up Phase - Multicast. CCIE - Warm-Up Phase - OSPF. CCNP Training in the UK. Enhanced Interior Gateway Protocol (EIGRP). Frame Relay - CIR, Bc, Tc. Frame Relay - BECN/FECN. We need to ...

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits: Adding Hosts/PCs to GNS3 - VPCS Configuration Guide

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits. To view the index of all my articles please click here. Adding Hosts/PCs to GNS3 - VPCS Configuration Guide. Tuesday, 3 June 2008. I know that a lot of people tried putting loopback adapters at either end of a topology but when pinging between multiple loopback adapters the traffic stayed on the PC and would not pass through the routers configured in GNS3. 1 Download the zip file from here. And extract it to wherever desired. Once installed right-click the VP...

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits: Subnetting Made Easy - Critically Acclaimed!

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Subnetting Made Easy And Other Cisco Tidbits. To view the index of all my articles please click here. Subnetting Made Easy - Critically Acclaimed! Wednesday, 28 November 2007. We need to start with the fundamentals of IP addressing. An IP address is made up of 32 bits, split into 4 octets (oct = 8, yes? Some bits are reserved for identifying the network and the other bits are left to identify the host. There are 3 main classes of IP address that we are concerned with. Range 128 - 191 in the first octet.

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What valid host range is the IP address 172.18.71.178/25 a part of? 1721871.129 through to 172.18.71.254. Questions are configured for internal IP address ranges only. Subnet zero is allowed as per Cisco standard practice. If you have learnt subnetting from organisations other than Cisco your answers may differ by up to two subnets per network (see explanation. Visit our partner sites for advise on networking: Networking Boards. Telemark Media Ltd) 2008.