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Hello Sharoness,<br />
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do you mean what subnet mask to use?<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
xRalf
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Hello Sharoness,

do you mean what subnet mask to use?

Regards,

xRalf

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Maybe fwetzler is right.<br />
<br />
I haven't read it carefully and thought that<br />
2nd network with 10.10.6.0 till 10.10.9.0 are actually two networks.<br />
<br />
But is the subnet mask 255.255.251.0 possible?
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Maybe fwetzler is right.

I haven't read it carefully and thought that
2nd network with 10.10.6.0 till 10.10.9.0 are actually two networks.

But is the subnet mask 255.255.251.0 possible?

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Thanks guys, I really appritiate it. i think i will use Vlans.... i just have to get my boss to approove the purchase.<br />
<br />
Thank so much
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Thanks guys, I really appritiate it. i think i will use Vlans.... i just have to get my boss to approove the purchase.

Thank so much

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I have a network with several branches. <br />
1 network with: 10.10.3.0 <br />
2nd network with 10.10.6.0 till 10.10.9.0<br />
3 network with 10.10.10.0<br />
What subnet can I use in order the network 2 will be isolated. That mean network 1 and 3 won't be able to see network 2?<br />

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I have a network with several branches. 
1 network with: 10.10.3.0 
2nd network with 10.10.6.0 till 10.10.9.0
3 network with 10.10.10.0
What subnet can I use in order the network 2 will be isolated. That mean network 1 and 3 won't be able to see network 2?


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