IP Routing Advanced Info

jmke · 23rd January 2003, 18:06

Don't know if it of use to anyone here

since I'm busy with these things, I decided to write it down for future reference

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotohowto.php?howtoID=22

biCker · 23rd January 2003, 21:25

Nice, I guess I could use some of it for finetuning my router (adsl is 2 or 3 times slower since I installed the damn thing), but it's all chinese to me

jmke · 23rd January 2003, 21:27

first 2 pages are REALLY usefull to understand how IP addressing works. I will rely on it on some of my upcoming howto's

TerAngreal · 23rd January 2003, 21:41

some valuable info you wrote down ... and you're right about the first 2 pages, after reading it all thru twice it's all pretty clear now

hellovagoodjob !

(got this out of a course or something ?)

biCker · 23rd January 2003, 21:52

mmm, none of my network cards has settings that come close to those you mentioned. Just have asked you to drop by when you came to Leuven...

jmke · 23rd January 2003, 22:01

info found in 3ton of Nortel courses I got here... trying to be as neutral as possible in the info @ the howto, cause Nortel has alot of "own" ways of doing things

16th February 2003, 18:43

I have to disagree on one part tho

Quote:

* CLASS C : 1 byte for network - 3 bytes for hosts - RANGE: 192-223.x.x.x

Should be 3 Bytes for network & 1 byte for hosts

Second note:
Classes are of no use anymore since the coming of CIDR.
classes are now only used to talk about sizes of networks.

More info on CIDR (1st link on google

) Seems a quite thorough explication.

Otherwise, nice resume

jmke · 16th February 2003, 21:36

correct zinzin , It was typo that remained unnoticed for a loooong time

yep read up on CIDR also, the classes gives a nice idea & makes it easier for dividing, earlier on they were quite necessairy , but they are superceded now by CIRD

thnkx for the nice comment

23rd January 2003, 18:06	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	IP Routing Advanced Info Don't know if it of use to anyone here since I'm busy with these things, I decided to write it down for future reference http://www.madshrimps.be/gotohowto.php?howtoID=22 __________________

23rd January 2003, 21:27	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	first 2 pages are REALLY usefull to understand how IP addressing works. I will rely on it on some of my upcoming howto's __________________

23rd January 2003, 22:01	#6
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	info found in 3ton of Nortel courses I got here... trying to be as neutral as possible in the info @ the howto, cause Nortel has alot of "own" ways of doing things __________________

16th February 2003, 21:36	#8
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	correct zinzin , It was typo that remained unnoticed for a loooong time yep read up on CIDR also, the classes gives a nice idea & makes it easier for dividing, earlier on they were quite necessairy , but they are superceded now by CIRD thnkx for the nice comment __________________

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23rd January 2003, 21:25	#2
biCker [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,186	Nice, I guess I could use some of it for finetuning my router (adsl is 2 or 3 times slower since I installed the damn thing), but it's all chinese to me

23rd January 2003, 21:41	#4
TerAngreal Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,343	some valuable info you wrote down ... and you're right about the first 2 pages, after reading it all thru twice it's all pretty clear now hellovagoodjob ! (got this out of a course or something ?)

23rd January 2003, 21:52	#5
biCker [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,186	mmm, none of my network cards has settings that come close to those you mentioned. Just have asked you to drop by when you came to Leuven...