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11-27-2011, 04:05 PM
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that would be the correct conversion for /20...the particular IP given will result is the range of 192.21.96.0 - 192.21.111.255 But that may not be the correct answer for a question...say they were asking you to indicate a range of subnets that would give you 6 subnets. For that all you would need is a /21, or 0.0.7.255 wildcard you can practice with a wildcard calculator here http://www.subnet-calculator.com/wildcard.php
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