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multiple ip address affected to interface Layer 3

Gregoux — Fri, 04 Oct 2013 08:08:31 GMT

Hello

somebody know why

If I want to affect 2 Ip address to one interface in the same subnet like ip1: 12.52.36.2/29 and ip2 : 12.52.36.3/29

the result is an overlaping of subnet.

and to solve that I have to add the first ip 1 as 12.52.36.2/29 and the second one in that way 12.52.36.3/32.

thanks

Re: multiple ip address affected to interface Layer 3

shasnain — Mon, 07 Oct 2013 15:13:32 GMT

Hi Greg,

That is an expected behavior.As per my understanding the only way to assign two IP addresses of the same over lapping subnet is by having their respective interfaces in different virtual routers.

Thanks,

Syed R Hasnain