Using a /32

From: Curtis Gregg (Gregg@CCLprotech.com)
Date: Mon Jul 11 2005 - 15:51:55 GMT-3

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When would you find it appropriate to use a /32 in a routing/routed
environment, why and what are the benefits? Any examples would be much
appreciated.

Some routing environments could be:

- Loopback interfaces

- Static host routes

- Corporate mergers to include host routes to new company
network

- Routing protocol network statements

Thanks in advance,

Curt

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