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to John0067
Re: Gen4 on home networkJust curious about the IP block you showed (100.73.32.19/255.255.255.248).
Are they actually using a .248 mask on the LAN side instead of a .0? |
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C0RR0SIVE88
Anon
2012-Nov-3 4:51 pm
Yep, they are.
IPv4 address 100.73.51.178 Subnet mask IPv4 255.255.255.248 |
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Interesting. Can other Gen4 users reading here tell us whether they have a .248 mask?
That mask can only provide DHCP for 5 devices, although obviously putting it though a router opens up any number of possibilities.
Additionally, using 100.73, which is part of a special purpose reserved block almost implies that they expect to allow port forwarding at some point. Hard to see why they otherwise wouldn't have used 192.168 again, or 10. something. |
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yep.. 255.255.255.248
I wonder what the Business Class customers will have when they roll out those packages? |
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blaubon12 to dbirdman
Anon
2012-Nov-9 4:45 am
to dbirdman
Yep..255.255.255.248 |
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