Q50IP Connectivity
Refer to the exhibit. If OSPF is operating on this network, how does Router2 handle traffic from Site B destined for `10.10.13.128/25` at Site A?
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@ Texter: Router 2 does not have an entry for subnet 10.10.13.128/25. It only has an entry for 10.10.13.0/25, which spans from 10.10.13.0 to 10.10.13.127. You're welcome - Je vous en prie
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Usuable range 10.10.13.1 to 10.10.13.126 for this /25
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X.X.X.0 /25 = Bit 25 is 128 increment = first net ID .0 Broadcast 127 IPs 0-126
2nd Net ID 128 Broadcast 255 IPs 129-254
10.10.13.128 is a Network ID
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It was a subnet mask related question, NOT routing related, lol
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I didnt think about subnetting at all
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Guys be focus!!
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Could someone help explain how the IP Address range(s) are generated.
Thank you - Merci beacoup.
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10.10.13.0/25 subnet does not include 10.10.13.128 because it is the subnet network address of the next subnet block for the /25 prefix, since it is not even a usable address to start with, such scenario can only be hypothetical and no such situation can be found in an up and working network.
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D is okay
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essentially .128 is none useable IP address
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Selected Answer: D
gngl cisco tricked me