Sorry if this belongs on a different sub.
We have vlan with a /24 subnet: 10.0.130.0 / 24
A server on this vlan has the following static route:
route add 10.0.103.192 mask 255.255.255.224 172.16.10.1 -p
It looks like this route is 'routing' only a segment or a subnet of my original subnet (10.0.103.0 /24)
I thought 10.0.103.0 /24 was a subnet. If so, what is 10.0.103.192 /27?
Since the default route is using 10.0.103.192 /27.. does this mean .192 and .223 cannot be used?
What is this practice of routing a subnet within a subnet called?
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