(ASCEND) Low bit/high bit subnets

[John Coy <jcoy@arkansas.net>]

Hi,

I was wondering if the Ascend products will properly
route 'illegal' subnets such as the 0-bit and the high-bit
subnets.  For example, if I have /27 network, can I use:

208.133.27.0/27 (for IP's 208.133.27.1 - 208.133.27.31)

or 

208.133.27.224/27 (for IP's 208.133.27.225 - 208.133.27.254)?

On my network, my Ascend routes propagate back to a Cisco router and 
I am certain there is a way to program it to use these 'illegal' subnets.  
I am just wondering if the Ascend product will properly recognize a 
208.133.27.0/27 as a subnet and not as the entire class C :)

Thanks!

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