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I find this confusing &quot;I need 2 networks with 1 IP Range...&quot; <br />
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If you have two separate networks -- you'll have two separate ranges. You're doing &quot;classless&quot; subnetting I'm assuming?
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I find this confusing "I need 2 networks with 1 IP Range..."

If you have two separate networks -- you'll have two separate ranges. You're doing "classless" subnetting I'm assuming?

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Will this work guys?<br />
i need 2 networks with 1 ip range for my exam tomorrow.<br />
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so i had this in thought; i only need 20 hosts but i want to have some spare adresses<br />
network 0 192.168.10.0-127 <b>255.255.255.128</b><br />
network 1 192.168.10.128-255 255.255.255.128 or does this need to be different?<br />
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Thank You very much!
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Will this work guys?
i need 2 networks with 1 ip range for my exam tomorrow.

so i had this in thought; i only need 20 hosts but i want to have some spare adresses
network 0 192.168.10.0-127 255.255.255.128
network 1 192.168.10.128-255 255.255.255.128 or does this need to be different?

Thank You very much!

Subnets using 1 range

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