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A /23 with the router in the middle of it? Surely that can't be common. If someone actually chose that (to be annoying or security through obscurity or whatever
by isostatic 8y ago
A /23 with the router in the middle of it? Surely that can't be common. If someone actually chose that (to be annoying or security through obscurity or whatever) then they know what they're doing
DHCP giving out a client address of 192.168.1.0 in the middle of a lagre block sure, but a router?
- dcow 8y agoRouters being the “bottom of the block” in a subnet is just convention. In fact I’d say someone with a router in the “middle” of a block probably knows exactly what they are doing.
- isostatic 8y agoAnd thus would be able to change it if they actually had a problem with ip stacks failing on valid .0 or .255 ips