aurgathor
join:2002-12-01
Lynnwood, WA
| reply to balor
said by balor :
Okay, so what you guys are saying is that there is no one Gateway that all traffic goes through per ISP and that depending on your location you'll get a random one?
Yes, there will be many gateways -- obviously, you don't want customers in L.A. using a gateway in Seattle, or vice versa. But if you have 2 nearby town such S.F. and Oakland, it's possible to use a gateway in the other city. As a matter of fact, previously, I used to use a gateway in Everett, but now I'm using one in Seattle. (I'm between them, but much closer to Everett)
Here are some addresses out of my router:
IPADDR0=71.113.1.x
NETMASK0=255.255.255.0
NETWORK0=71.113.1.0
BRDCAST0=71.113.1.255
GATEWAY=71.113.1.1
DNSADDR=68.238.128.12
DNSADDR1=68.238.64.12
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