>Once upon a time Brian Hitchcock shaped the electrons to say...
>>I have a new customer that requires about 50 IP addresses I have a class C
>>that I have subnetted with a .224 subnet mask. This customer is connecting
>
>I don't know what your network architecture is - but are you running OSPF
>to handle this VLSM?
>
>For 50 ips you could route /29, /28, and /27. Though a single /26 is
>probably simpler - and places all of their machines on one network.
>
>>second NIC in the DHCP server and all the computers on both subnets could
>>get IP addresses etc but the second subnet could not access the internet
or
>>function properly with the first subnet computers. I also tried to make
>
>UNless that Pipeline can act as a router between those two logical networks
>the machines on the two subnets will not be able to see each other.
>
>>this customers sunbet a .192 mask this did not work propably because I
have
>>another customer that I have already assigned a .224 subnet form this same
>
>You might consider shuffling the assignments if you can do this - or this
>new customer is going to have the network quilt from hell.
>
>>class C. The other problem is how do I route incoming traffic to the
second
>>subnet. Traffic from the internet goes to the first subnet fine because
the
>
>Framed-Route to get it on the NAS, OSPF to distribute.
>
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