Network Design Advice
Herb Leong
herb at urusei.net
Thu Mar 13 01:02:56 PST 2003
Dean Kao wrote:
> We're redesigning our network and an interesting issue
> came up. Currently, our wan links in our network are unnumbered
> and we want to number them. In our design plans, we want to
> designate 10.128/9 to the wan network and subnet that further
> into /21, which allows for 4096 networks. If we number
> the wan links, it'll only give us 2048 networks (assuming you use
> a /21 for the wan link). Is there any design tricks that I can use
> so I dont have to use up a whole /21 for just the two ips between
> the routers? Or am I stuck losing all those ips.
Break one of your /21's into /30s. That should give you plenty of
blocks for interconnects. You are not *ever* going to use this network
as a non-rfc1918 network, correct?
How are you going to route the networks?
/herb
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