Statux wrote:
> .255 is broadcast
> .0 is netmask
Not when you're subnetting.
> > >64.184.117.0/28 netmask of 255.255.255.240
The broadcast on this subnet is 64.184.117.15
The person who leases a same-sized block right after this one would
get:
64.184.117.16/28
In this case the network address is 64.184.117.16 and the broadcast is
64.184.117.31
-W-
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