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From: nelson@CLUTX.CLARKSON.EDU (Russell Nelson)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: A,B,C-class vs subnetting
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Date: 20 Dec 87 02:54:03 GMT
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As far as I can tell, subnetting is a generalization of the A, B, and C class
concept.  Can someone explain this as sweetly as the recent paper on gateways
versus routers did?  Even if you can't do as good a job, I'd still like to
know :-).
-russ