el 02-03-2023 06:26 AM
So I have a project assignment that consists of 3 routers, the ISP, and 2 company routers, the ISP can address a set of /24 IPv4 IPs.
I delegated a /25 to DNS servers and a /26 to both company servers.
On the company server, I was trying to subnet the /26 into 3 networks for each department but looks like I'm doing something wrong.
F1/1 is connected to the ISP with an IPv4 of 212.199.4.130/26
I thought that I could set the other interfaces as
F0/0: 212.199.4.129/27
F1/0: 212.199.4.160/28
F0/1: 212.199.4.176/28
But if try, it tells me that there's an overlapping error.
Im not sure what I'm doing wrong here, any help would be appreciated
el 02-04-2023 08:55 AM
Hi
The IP address assigned on the F1/1 interface spans this range of addresses:
Network:212.199.4.128/26
Range: 212.199.4.129-212.199.4.191
As you can see, the IPs assigned to the other interfaces are within the network range of the F1/1 interface, so the device indicates overlap.
Regards
el 02-04-2023 08:57 AM
Hi
The correct assignment of IPs would be this:
Network: 212.199.4.128/26
Range: 212.199.4.129-212.199.4.191
Network: 212.199.4.192/27
Range: 212.199.4.193-212.199.4.223
Network: 212.199.4.224/28
Range: 212.199.4.225-212.199.4.239
Network: 212.199.4.240/28
Range: 212.199.4.241-212.199.4.255
Regards
el 02-08-2023 04:19 PM
hi @luis_cordova thanks for helping to answer this question
We hope @tiagooliveira95 this information is helpful
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