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From experience running a DHCP server: .255 in the middle of a /23 is allowed, but not accepted by Windows. .0 in the middle of a /23 is allowed, but not accept

From experience running a DHCP server: .255 in the middle of a /23 is allowed, but not accepted by Windows. .0 in the middle of a /23 is allowed, but not accepted by iOS.

betaby 3y ago
What version of iOS is that?
- Sesse__ 3y ago
  No idea, the user didn't specify at the time. (The range is part of a PI block within former class C space, if it's relevant.)
  - jonhohle 3y ago
    I would assume iOS uses the same network stack as macOS and would find that surprising, but stranger things have happened.