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Many universities still own generous blocks, though historically there were possibly many more[1]. My university, Caltech, still has the 131.215.0.0 - 131.215.2
by tanderson92 10y ago
Many universities still own generous blocks, though historically there were possibly many more[1]. My university, Caltech, still has the 131.215.0.0 - 131.215.255.255 block and has student dorms, graduate student housing, and office buildings wired up exactly as you describe. They also happen to own the 134.4.0.0 - 134.4.255.255 block, though I have never seen an actual server used there linked externally or internally.
[1] http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=339445 http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=339445
- notyourwork 10y ago131.215.0.0/16 134.4.0.0/16
- tanderson92 10y agoI don't follow.
- RyJones 10y agoMore compact notation for the address blocks
- p4lindromica 10y agocontiguous IP blocks are typically denoted in CIDR notation