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09/04/2007, 18h30

Questions about NAT and subnets.

Say my address is 10.11.0.62
my subnet mask is 255.255.254.0

So, the fact that my address starts in a 10, makes me think I'm using
NAT. My question is, if I am using NAT, is my network address
calculated the same as usual with the subnet mask?

Meaning, my network address is now 10.11.0.0?

I was just wondering if using NAT changes the way subnets are done,
since that is really only an internal address. thanks.

09/04/2007, 18h30	#1
Doug Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	NAT/subnet questions Questions about NAT and subnets. Say my address is 10.11.0.62 my subnet mask is 255.255.254.0 So, the fact that my address starts in a 10, makes me think I'm using NAT. My question is, if I am using NAT, is my network address calculated the same as usual with the subnet mask? Meaning, my network address is now 10.11.0.0? I was just wondering if using NAT changes the way subnets are done, since that is really only an internal address. thanks.