Mark Rivers wrote:
>
> Not setting a subnet mask for
> the backplane IP address will result in the default of 0XFFFF0000
<pedantic>
... iff the IP address is in a class B network (like those at the APS
are). If it's a class C address the default subnet mask is 0xffffff00.
There aren't many sites with class A IP addresses, but should you be so
privileged you'd get a default of 0xff000000.
</pedantic>
(Just in case anybody accuses Mark of being wrong about the default
because theirs is different).
- Andrew
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