bnorton916
Programmer
If I have two hosts connect to the same switch. No vlans or anything funky going on. One ip address 192.168.1.100/24 the other is 192.168.10.200/24
So I thought you had to have a router or layer 3 switch for these things to communicate.
I thought the host would look at the subnet mask and figure out the host is not on the same network and therefore send the ping to the default gateway. The default gateway is not setup.
But they do indeed ping each other.
This is done in a simulation so is the simulation wrong or am I?
If no one answers I will be setting this up use wireshark and let everyone know.
Bill
So I thought you had to have a router or layer 3 switch for these things to communicate.
I thought the host would look at the subnet mask and figure out the host is not on the same network and therefore send the ping to the default gateway. The default gateway is not setup.
But they do indeed ping each other.
This is done in a simulation so is the simulation wrong or am I?
If no one answers I will be setting this up use wireshark and let everyone know.
Bill