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Class A network braodcasting
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mike_johns2000
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 Class A network braodcasting
I am working at a place that uses a private network on a class a network. This network is fully switched. I am curious if the switches will stop tcp/ip broadcasts from propigating to the entire network with a 10.0.?.0 address with a 255.0.0.0 snm. I personally like to see subnets simular to the way that sites are set in AD.
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andreels
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No, it won't. Switches doesn't stop broadcasts except to ports on different VLANs and your network is just one massive network. The moment you get something like a broadcast storm your whole network is going to come to a halt 
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12-21-01 10:29 PM
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switches forward broadcasts, If you have a vlan to vlan setup with a router in the middle then the broadcasts do not get flooded to next hop.
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