MX DHCP subnet Mask

IgorPodgorny
Getting noticed

MX DHCP subnet Mask

Hello everybody,

 

I have an MX which is receiving WAN address from DHCP server. It's a public routable IP address. How can I determine a subnet mask of that address? I can only see IP, Gateway and DNS servers, but not a mask.

 

Thanks

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Brash
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Edit: Sorry, just read you were talking about dhcp. The below is true for isp provided static IP's.

 

The ISP should be able to advise the mask.

That said, typically it will be a /30 mask (255.255.255.252).

IgorPodgorny
Getting noticed

Nope. The gateway and the address I got are 100+ IPs appart. Connected a latop to it and it turned out to be /21 subnet.

Ryan_Miles
Meraki Employee
Meraki Employee

Open a Support case and they can tell you

Ryan

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IgorPodgorny
Getting noticed

Should be able to see it, but oh well.

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