So what is this fuckery that is confusing me?
A class C network: Network.network.network.node
If we have networks:
192.168.16.0 through 192.168.31.0 and we want to summarise them, well
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We look at the block size. In this case, it's 16 which fits nicely
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The summary network address is the first IP used, in this case 192.168.16.0
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The summary mask is 240 (256 - 16 = 240)
So, our it would be
192.168.16.0/255.255.240.0
Everything makes sense, except one thing.
When subnetting a class C address, shouldn't the 4th octet be manipulated, not the 3rd? Or am I misunderstanding something? Is this process different than "normal" subnetting?
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