Re: (ASCEND) how to calculate the 'ascend' netmask

[Elmar Haag <haag@centaur.de>]

On Mon, 15 Sep 1997, Thilo Wunderlich wrote:

> I can't find it in the max4000 manual:
> How do I calculate the 'ascend' netmasks ?
> Instead of 255.255.255.x  /xx is used.
> 


It's very simple - simlpy count the number of "1"'s set in the Subnet
mask. For example 255.255.255.192 has 26 Bits set to One - so it's /26.

Elmar
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