amazer kombi pilot
3,187 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Isnt it impossible for a class C network? Class C networks begin with 110----- meaning 192 and upwards no?
Its all too much for me.
amazer kombi pilot
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wadd Seriously Crusin Dubber
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amazer kombi pilot
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wadd Seriously Crusin Dubber
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Black_math Blaupunkt
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amazer kombi pilot
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wadd Seriously Crusin Dubber
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Brad Wolfsburg Elder
3,764 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
In short yes it is impossible for it to be a Class C address with that IP.amazer wrote:Spec says 'the department has a single class C subnet (130.17.105.0/24).... '
Isnt it impossible for a class C network? Class C networks begin with 110----- meaning 192 and upwards no?
Its all too much for me.
amazer kombi pilot
3,187 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Brad Wolfsburg Elder
3,764 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Since it is using CIDR Notation on there as well as the IP I would be reading the question again as it maybe reffering to a subnet address within the range of Class C addresses that is has.(130.17.105.0/24)