Each one would have to be a legitimate subnet with a proper subnet mask. In other words, you could not have a network of 192.168.0.0/24, and have users with addresses 0-127 user server1 and those with addresses 128-255 use server2.
The logic doesn't consider network class - it is based on the CIDR standard. The only thing that's important is the local IP and netmask.
Glenn
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