I'm curious to read the reports from the garbage traffic they get at their 1.x.x.x addresses. Must be a ton of computers sending traffic that way. On the other

I'm curious to read the reports from the garbage traffic they get at their 1.x.x.x addresses. Must be a ton of computers sending traffic that way. On the other hand, there's probably quite a few networks where 1.x.x.x is unreachable or routed to a local captive network access server, too.