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ok thank you but i have a comment, i feel this is usflul only for internet providers, because why an organisation want to make all its computers IP addresses public ?
and if i got a public ip address and subneted it will all ip addresses that will be generated from that will be public also ?
and about the ip address range i mentioned in the example how come its public i mean it can be local i can assign it in the range for local network when installing the dhcp server right ?
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and if i got a public ip address and subneted it will all ip addresses that will be generated from that will be public also ?
and about the ip address range i mentioned in the example how come its public i mean it can be local i can assign it in the range for local network when installing the dhcp server right ?
thank you, i will post these questions in a new related qestion do yu can gain more points :)
regards
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I would suggest using private addresses where possible, even in DMZ and map appropriate services on the firewall to the real addresses.
I would suggest using private addresses where possible, even in DMZ and map appropriate services on the firewall to the real addresses.
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thanks slinkygn
ok so what you mean by 192.168.0.0/16 what l16 means ?
also to subnet a network what setting i need to do to dhcp ? just the ip range and the mask ? no additional setting for server or client ?
ok so what you mean by 192.168.0.0/16 what l16 means ?
also to subnet a network what setting i need to do to dhcp ? just the ip range and the mask ? no additional setting for server or client ?
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the number of 1 in the subnet
so the subnet is 11111111.11111111.00000000
you must use the public IP from the ISP with its subnet mask and DNS
client is configured to get DHCP ip
the number of 1 in the subnet
so the subnet is 11111111.11111111.00000000
you must use the public IP from the ISP with its subnet mask and DNS
client is configured to get DHCP ip
/16 is netmask CIDR notation
http://infocenter.guardiandigital.com/manuals/IDDS/node9.html
http://infocenter.guardiandigital.com/manuals/IDDS/node9.html
but it cost a lot.
if you get a public ip address , you could subnet it to a rang of computers, which every PC would have a private ip address.
For the private address, it would take the range that you give it.
you must differentiate between public and private ip address, when one of the local computers send packet to the Internet, then the source of that packet will be the public ip address.