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reply to verifone411
Re: How do I determine subnet manually?

said by verifone411 See Profile :

(one for network, one for broadcast, and one for gateway [optional]).

I am guessing...

network = .0
broadcast= .255
gateway =.1

?

thanks
This is also a popular combination for a /24 network:

network = .0
broadcast= .255
gateway = .254
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