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- RIP V 2 Classful or Classless - Cisco Learning NetworkTrue/False: Ripv2 is considered classless. Please provide an example. Thanks beforehand. Like pmckenzie explained above, it depends on the configuration. But yes. RIPv2 is considered to be a Classless-routing protocol since the subnet-mask is advertised with the routing-updates.
- classless and classful addressing - Cisco Learning NetworkIn the above, yes its been subnetted, but the classful address has been subnetted which results in a classless address of two parts, the network and the host. So in case of classless I think its ok to say subnet=network. Will quote Paul again . The answer to this is that subnets are in relation to classful networks.
- Classless IP Addressing - Cisco Learning NetworkClassless routing table and default gateway behave like you would expect; it is on by default with ip classless command. Classful routing table and default route has 1 restriction on whether default router is used or not. Classless and CIDR allows us to summarize networks and create supernets, and using discontinuous networks.
- confused - classful addressing and classless addressingClassless addressing means that you have only 2 parts: prefix + host part. Just ignore Class A, B or C rules that Class A networks have 8 network bits, Class B - 16, Class C - 24. Your example 192.168.5.0/26 is already classless. You are using CIDR (Classless interdomain Routing) notation /26.
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