Re: [Karlnet] Karlnet Routing

[Roger Boggs <rogerboggs@att.net>]

This would be a good time, probably, for someone to explain to me (and the rest
of the unenlightened troops) the difference between classless and classful 
routing.

In the past, Karlnet did not support classless routing and the way I 
understood it
was that you could not have different subnet masks defined for equal class 
networks.

As an example, you could not define interface 1 as a Class C network with
a .224 mask and interface 2 as a Class C network with a .248 mask.  If you 
declared
one Class C network as a .224 mask, then all other Class C networks defined to
the Karlnet Router would have to assigned a .224 mask.

I'm sure this isn't right, but I'd sure like to have it explained to me so 
that I DO
understand it.  Remember, I'm an RF weenie - not a networking weenie.  :-)



At 12:48 PM 4/26/02, you wrote:

> Charles has been trying to get this routing stuff through my thick head, and
> so far all I can do is make bridging work.  Maybe someone else can jump in
> with some advice?
>
> Here is my set up:
>
> http://www.wispnotes.com/pdf/AkornWirelessRouting.pdf - Ignore router setup
> box bottom right.
>
> My internal network is almost all 216.1.128.0/24.
>
> I have 216.1.129.128/25 setup in the border router to route to 216.1.128.91,
> the Teletronics box.
>
> Can someone give me a scenario where the 2 AP-1000's at the remote tower
> will route and work on my internal network?  I have gotten as far as them
> working outside the border router, but not inside.
>
> Does the remote AP-1000 that forms the link need to have bridging and
> routing turned on?  That is what I have been using.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Bill

Roger Boggs