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by ArchOversight
2071 days ago
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Sure, there is no problem with using a .0. For example in 10.0.0.0/23 you'd have 10.0.1.0/32 As a perfectly valid IP address. Also, routing an entire block allows you to use all of the IP's in said block. So there are ways to do it efficiently, but with routing a block that block is not considered on-network and thus doesn't have a broadcast address nor can it use one. |
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