The difference between a single IP and a subnet is the below:
Subnet is a range of successive IP addresses without the possibility to get virtual MAC addresses.
Single additional IP addresses could be from other ranges of the current subnet or other ranges but with the possibility of setting virtual MAC addresses.
| Product | Usable IPs | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One additional subnet /29 | 6 |
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| One additional subnet /28 | 14 |
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| One additional subnet /27 | 30 |
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| One additional subnet /26 | 62 |
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| One additional subnet /25 | 126 |
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| One additional subnet /24 | 254 |