wtf

KuchYesterday at 18:33

OSPF_SEGMENT_ADDRESSING.xlsx
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is this good?
for ipv4

WarfaremattYesterday at 19:10
uh why are all the ips for each segment on the same main ip

KuchYesterday at 19:13
I’m doing it wrong ?

WarfaremattYesterday at 19:22
You should treat every segment as a continuation of the last ip
So for the first you put 172.19.40.1 - .255 then the next should be 172.19.41.1 - .64

KuchYesterday at 21:55
John is doing ipv6

WarfaremattYesterday at 22:10
Yeah ik

KuchYesterday at 22:12
Ok
20 October 2019

KuchToday at 13:57

OSPF_SEGMENT_ADDRESSING.xlsx
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you change it if you want

WarfaremattToday at 13:58
Why do i have to change it
its your part of phase 1
i told you what you had to do
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/ipv4/ipv4_vlsm.htm
IPv4 - VLSM - Tutorialspoint
IPv4 - VLSM - Internet Service Providers may face a situation where they need to allocate IP subnets of different sizes as per the requirement of customer. One customer may a

KuchToday at 14:01
So I just have to add  / notation ?

WarfaremattToday at 14:02
No, you have the same IP address for every segment
We have a major addressing of 172.19.40.0
Theres no reason not to utilize the address
You basically are taking the same address and throwing them at every segment, which is incorrect. Each segment should have their own range of that address

KuchToday at 14:07
I’ll send a link where I got the information
http://www.gestioip.net/cgi-bin/subnet_calculator.cgi
IPv4/IPv6 subnet calculator and addressing planner
Powerful free online IPv4/IPv6 subnet calculator, hierarchical addressing planner and IP address converter
this is what i got

WarfaremattToday at 14:09
But that only does one address

KuchToday at 14:10
scroll down and click next address

WarfaremattToday at 14:11
The document you sent me still has the same addressing for every segment
i dont know what you dont understand

KuchToday at 14:13
so simplifying that you want me customized that each segment address

WarfaremattToday at 14:15
Order the amount of end users from highest to lowest and then continue from the first address to the next and so on

KuchToday at 14:16
so 172.19.40.-172.19.40.62?
for example

WarfaremattToday at 14:17
i used this for eigrp http://www.vlsm-calc.net/
VLSM CIDR Subnet Calculator
Variable Length Subnet Masking calculation made easy! For computer network administrator, engineer, student
and worked flawlessly

KuchToday at 14:17
i did use that
but i couldnt get anything

WarfaremattToday at 14:22
probably did it incorrectly

KuchToday at 14:22
ya ik
what did you put down

WarfaremattToday at 14:23
You put 172.19.40.0 for the major address, the names of each segment on the left side and hosts needed on the right side

KuchToday at 14:31
still not working

WarfaremattToday at 14:31
it should cause it worked fine for me

KuchToday at 14:31
ik
but its not working for me

WarfaremattToday at 14:32
show me what you're doing then

KuchToday at 14:32

idek if this is correct

WarfaremattToday at 14:33
thats cause you're doing it wrong lmao

KuchToday at 14:33
ya ik

WarfaremattToday at 14:33
i told you what to do

KuchToday at 14:34
show me what you have

WarfaremattToday at 14:34
Major Network: 172.19.40.0 Name: ON - Segment I Size: 200

KuchToday at 14:34
ok

WarfaremattToday at 14:35
and continue going down the names with the hosts needed
follow the document
it isnt rocket science

KuchToday at 14:35
ik

WarfaremattToday at 14:35
and im not doing it for you(edited)

KuchToday at 14:38
matt im seriously its showing up
i did what you did
its not working

WarfaremattToday at 14:39
I will do the first office for you and show you what you need to do cause i need to get this topology and write up by 7

KuchToday at 14:40
ik

WarfaremattToday at 14:41

ignore the red(edited)
Theres a total of 17 subnets
so adjust the number of subnets

KuchToday at 14:55
Ok
How would I would know

WarfaremattToday at 14:56
how would you know what

KuchToday at 14:57
The total of subnets

WarfaremattToday at 14:59
You count each segment under the offices
i told you how many there are also

KuchToday at 14:59
okay

KuchToday at 15:21
motified doc

OSPF_SEGMENT_ADDRESSING.xlsx
11.93 KB
you can see for yourself that all the information is correct
i have to leave for work in 10 mins
and wouldnt get home till late

WarfaremattToday at 15:25
still looks very wrong to me

KuchToday at 15:26
You can put the host in the thing and check for yourself

WarfaremattToday at 15:26

well this doesnt make any sense

KuchToday at 15:26
That’s what said when I did it

WarfaremattToday at 15:26
how is the network address 172.19.46.0
and the last address is 172.19.40.126
I'll have to bring it up to Naz that you cant do ipv4 addressing in DCOM 3

KuchToday at 15:27
wdym
I can do it but it may take time to remember how to do it

WarfaremattToday at 15:30
it should be ingrained in your brain by now
theres 17 subnets and i only see like 4 of them actually changed

KuchToday at 15:32
I changed most them
So you can double check in the check so

WarfaremattToday at 15:33
You did, but some how still managed to screw it up lol

KuchToday at 15:34
that’s what it said in the checker so

WarfaremattToday at 15:34
There is no way that is true

KuchToday at 15:34
I’m serious

WarfaremattToday at 15:38
its not
cause i just did it and doesnt look like what you did

KuchToday at 15:46
Just letting I literally tried my best
So you change whatever you have to
to make sense

WarfaremattToday at 15:46
i shouldnt have to change anything
We're in college, i dont want to hold your hand

KuchToday at 15:47
Ya but if you don’t see it make sense then you can change it

WarfaremattToday at 15:47
???

KuchToday at 15:49
You change anything so

WarfaremattToday at 15:50
That's fine, i'll be letting Naz know what you contributed

KuchToday at 15:50
if u want and maybe you should tell Naz that I need help subnetting

WarfaremattToday at 16:05

OSPF_IPv4.xlsx
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took me 15 minutes