In a WAN situation can I have

all routers (3 different cities) using Class B IP adds 10.x.x.x

all servers at the 3 locations using Class B 10.x.xx.xx

and work stations using class B 172.31.x.x

but putting everything under the same subnet mask

Will this work?


Is this Safe?
Is there something what would be safer?

Thanks.
Alton

where can I read more about this? Links / books.

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Originally Posted by altonv

In a WAN situation can i have

all routers (3 different cities) using Class B IP adds 10.x.x.x

all servers at the 3 locations using Class B 10.x.xx.xx

and work stations using class B 172.31.x.x

but putting everything under the same subnet mask

Will this work?

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The answer is basically No. If you're dealing with routers then you must use a different subnet for each location.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by altonv

Is this Safe?
Is there something what would be safer?

Thanks.
Alton

where can i read more about this? links / books.

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This is a good place to start:
Cisco IP subnetting 101: Five things you should know