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I was wondering if this was close to what I need. I need to design an IP network for a small office with 4 subnets and 50 host addresses.
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jbennet
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link is dead
army88m2
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Sorry about that. Could someone please steer me in the right direction about how to go about designing a network with 4 subnets and 50 IP addresses. I am totally lost here.
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Using DHCP or static IPs?
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odd, for some reason my reply somehow appeared above yours...
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Static IP
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So I am assuming that I need 4 routers, 2 switches, and 1 hub correct in order to complete this.
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Dont use hubs, if switches are available. Hubs are slow and insecure.
I think you would only need a few routers
Why do you want 4 seperate subnets anyway?
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I was wondering if this was close to what I need. I need to design an IP network for a small office with 4 subnets and 50 host addresses.
You need 1 router and 3 switch(24 port)
create Vlans (4)
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